Pronoun

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 Pronoun


It is a proxy or substitute  of a noun. To avoid the repetition of noun, Pronoun is used.

For Ex- A boy is coming here.
              He is coming here.

Kinds of Pronoun-
1. Personal Pronoun- Personal Pronoun is having three kinds- I Person,II Person, III Person

Person          Subject         Object         Possession          Reflexive             Emphatic
    I                      I                me                  my                  myself                   mine
                          We              us                   our                 ourselves                ours

    II                   You            you                 your                yourself                yours

                           He             him                 his                  himself                    his
    III                   She            her                 her                  herself                    hers
                            It               it                    its                    itself                      its
                           They         them               their              themselves              theirs

2. Distributive Pronoun-  each, either, neither
                                               For Ex-  Each of the boy is doing his work.
                                                               Either of them could solve it.

3. Demonstrative Pronoun- this, that, these, those
                                               For Ex-  1.This is my book.
                                                               2. These are very interesting books.

4.Indefinite Pronoun-  anyone, someone
                                               For Ex- 1. Anyone can solve it.
                                                             2.Someone has eaten it.

5.  Interrogative Pronoun- who, what, when, which
                                               For Ex- 1. Who has done it?
                                                             2.How can I solve it?

6. Reflexive Pronoun- myself, himself, herself
                                               For Ex- 1. He himself has solved it.
                                                              2. She herself baked the cake.


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