The Pronoun-Basic Grammar

The Pronoun-Basic Grammar

The Pronoun-Basic Grammar
A Pronoun is a word used in place of a noun.
e.g,  it, he, she, we , they, himself.

Kinds of Pronoun.
1. Personal Pronouns ( including Possessive Pronouns )
Personal Pronouns in their different forms show person, number, gender (whether male, female or neuter-whole gender is common like articles ) and case ( the relation ship of a word with other words).
e.g,
I, we, us;   you, your, yourself,;   they, them, themselves 
The possessive pronoun
Possessive pronouns are forms of personal pronouns. They show ownership or possession.
e.g,
mine, yours, his, hers, its, theirs.

	Singular	Plural
First person	I, Me (My, Mine )	We, us(our, ours)
Second person	You, (Your, yours)	You(your, yours)
Third Person	He, him,(his),she, her(her, hers),it (its)	Them, they (their, theirs)

2. Indefinite Pronouns 

Indefinite pronoun refer to people,places or things in general.

Most common indefinite pronouns.

All	either	Many	None	Several
Anybody	Everybody	Most	No one	Some
Anyone	Everyone	Much	Nothing	Somebody
Anything	Everything	Neither	One	Someone
each	Few	Nobody	Others	Something

3. Demonstrative Pronouns

These pronouns tell which one or which group of persons, place or things are referred to.

e.g,

this, that, these, those.

4.Relative Pronouns.

These pronouns refer to an earlier noun, sentence or part of a sentence.

e.g,

who, whom, which, whose, that

5. Interrogative Pronouns.

e.g,

who, whom, which, whose, that.