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Pronouns and Their Types, Slides of English Language
The concept of pronouns and their types. It also provides examples of how to use them in sentences. The document covers personal, reflexive, intensive, interrogative, relative, indefinite, and reciprocal pronouns. It also explains the concept of antecedents and how they relate to pronouns. useful for anyone who wants to improve their grammar skills and learn how to use pronouns correctly in their writing.
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Marta and her sister
are traveling to their
uncle’s house for a
vacation, and he is
going to cook their
favorite dinner.
READ…
Marta and her sister
are traveling to their
uncle’s house for a
vacation, and he is
going to cook their
favorite dinner.
A pronoun is a
word that takes
the place of a
noun.
PRONOUN
Example: Raymond watched the basketball game with his friends. He enjoyed it more than they did.
WHY USE PRONOUNS?
Brother Kung fed some of Brother Kung’s rice to the birds while Brother Kung walked to Brother Kung’s temple.
WHY USE PRONOUNS?
Brother Kung fed some of his rice to the birds while he walked to his temple.
Example: Mr. Tickles normally did not eat fish without organic soy sauce, but he decided to make an exception.
Example: Mr. Tickles normally did not eat fish without organic soy sauce, but he decided to make an exception. Mr. Tickles is the antecedent of he.
Example: Carina and Rosalie have been best friends ever since they were freshman in high school.
Example: White Lotus was unfamiliar with the bamboo snorkel and nearly drowned while leaning how to use it.
TYPES OF
PRONOUN S
8 Types of Pronouns
**1. Personal Pronoun
- Reflexive Pronoun
- Intensive Pronoun
- Demonstrative Pronoun** 5. Interrogative Pronou 6. Relative Pronoun 7. Indefinite Pronoun 8. Reciprocal Pronoun