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Pronouns (Types)
- A pronoun is a word that is used in place of a noun.
- Personal
- Are used in place
of a person or thing.
- Singular
- She, her,
him, he
- She is
very kind.
- She is
very kind.
- She, her,
him, he
- Plural
- We, them.
- We all live in
Melbourne.
- We all live in
Melbourne.
- We, them.
- Singular
- Are used in place
of a person or thing.
- Possesive
- Are used to
show
ownership.
- Singular
- Mine, yours,
his, hers.
- This is my house.
- This is my house.
- Mine, yours,
his, hers.
- Plural
- Ours, theirs.
- This is our house.
- This is our house.
- Ours, theirs.
- Singular
- Are used to
show
ownership.
- Relative
- Are used to
introduce a relative
cause, it relates to
the word it modifies.
- Who, whom,
which, that.
- The car that I
drive is gold.
- The car that I
drive is gold.
- Who, whom,
which, that.
- Are used to
introduce a relative
cause, it relates to
the word it modifies.
- Interrogative
- Are used to
ask questions.
- Which, what
whose, who.
- What do you
want to drink?
- What do you
want to drink?
- Which, what
whose, who.
- Are used to
ask questions.
- Demonstrative
- Are used to
represent a
thing or things.
- These, this,
that, those.
- Do you like
these?
- Do you like
these?
- These, this,
that, those.
- Are used to
represent a
thing or things.
- Personal
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