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    Muslim English Language Institute

    Pronoun
    It’s taken from a Latin word PRONOMEN which means instead of in English.

    It is a word which is used instead of a noun to avoid unnecessary repitition of a noun in a sentence.

    Types of Pronouns
    Demonstrative
    Subjective
    Objective
    Reflexive
    Indefinte
    Relative
    1. Subject pronouns are used instead of subjective nouns.

    I
    You
    We
    They
    He
    She
    It
    e.g: Ahmad and Ali are intelligent. They study at LADO-MELI
    International Institute.

    2. Object Pronouns are used instead of objective nouns.


    ( Object is the receiver of an action.)

    I Me
    You You
    We Us
    They Them
    He Him
    She Her
    It It

    e.g: You teach them English every day.


    Muslim English Language Institute

    3. Reflexive pronouns:
     In reflexive pronouns actions reflect back to the subject.
     In reflexive pronouns subject and object are the same.

    Singular Myself Himself Herself Itself Yourself

    Plural Ourselves Themselves Yourselves

    e.g: I hurt myself yesterday. e.g: She saw herself in the mirror.

    4. Indefinte prounouns:
     They are used instead of indefinte people, places, and things.

    Some Any Every No


    Body (person) Body Body Body
    One (person) One One One
    Where (place) Where Where Where
    Thing (thing) Thing Thing Thing

    e.g: Someone is going to buy everythig. e.g: Something is better than nothing.

    5. Demonstrative pronouns:
     They point out near or far singular or plural person, place, or thing.

    This To point out a near singular person, place, or thing.

    That To point out a far singular person, place, or thing.

    Those To point out far plural people, places, or things.

    These To point out near plural people, places, or things.

    e.g: Those are all my Talk and Talk classmates. (Far Plural)

    e.g: This is my pen and that is yours. (Both near and far)

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