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Mind Map by hannahgluyas, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by hannahgluyas
about 11 years ago
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Pronoun
- A pronoun is a word that can function or be used in the
place of a noun. They are usually used to break up
repetition within a sentence
- Personal
- These are used
in the place of
persons or
things
- I you she he they
- She is
going to
the park
- She is
going to
the park
- I you she he they
- These are used
in the place of
persons or
things
- Possessive
- Shows ownership
- mine
yours
ours
theirs
- That book is mine
- That book is mine
- mine
yours
ours
theirs
- Shows ownership
- Relative
- Relates to
a noun or
personal
pronoun
- who
whom
which
that
- William, who is
5 years old, is in
prep this year
- William, who is
5 years old, is in
prep this year
- who
whom
which
that
- Relates to
a noun or
personal
pronoun
- Interrogative
- Used to
ask a
question
- who what which
- What is the time?
- What is the time?
- who what which
- Used to
ask a
question
- Demonstrative
- Stand for or
refer to a
noun
- that this those these
- Those are stolen goods
- Those are stolen goods
- that this those these
- Stand for or
refer to a
noun
- Reflexive and empahatic
- Made by adding
self (singular)
selves (plural) to
the personal
pronoun
- herself himself themselves
- He hurt himself
- reflexive because it refers back to 'he'
- reflexive because it refers back to 'he'
- Its the President, himself
- Emphatic because it it used to emphasise the President
- Emphatic because it it used to emphasise the President
- He hurt himself
- herself himself themselves
- Made by adding
self (singular)
selves (plural) to
the personal
pronoun
- Indefinite
- Do not refer to
any particular
antecendent or
stand for any
person, place
or thing in
particular
- one
someone
anything
everyone
none
- No-one is to blame for the
accident
- No-one is to blame for the
accident
- one
someone
anything
everyone
none
- Do not refer to
any particular
antecendent or
stand for any
person, place
or thing in
particular
- Distributive
- Point to different
things, therefore
are always
followed by a
singular verb
- each either neither
- Each had its fur trimeed
- Each had its fur trimeed
- each either neither
- Point to different
things, therefore
are always
followed by a
singular verb
- Personal
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