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PRONOUN Posters from
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A pronoun is a word used in place of a noun or another pronoun in a
sentence.
The singer played his piano. Arabella didn't like the music herself; she
thought it was out of tune.
But Dave enjoyed it; he hummed along loud enough for both of them.
Pronouns keep you from having to repeat the same nouns, pronouns, or names
over and over. The word that the pronoun replaces is called the
"antecedent." There are many types of pronouns.
*Personal pronouns are used for a specific person, place, or thing. Example
sentence: Lulu went home after she saw the goat.
*Possessive pronouns show ownership. Example sentence: Lulu didn't know that
the goat wasn't hers.
*Reflexive pronouns point back to a noun or pronoun earlier in the sentence.
Example sentence: I asked myself, "Why am I doing this?"
*Demonstrative pronouns point out a specific noun. Example sentence: These
are the costumes that Kamal wanted for the party.
*Relative pronouns are words that start a
clause or phrase within a sentence. These include: that, which, who, and
those. Example sentence: I never knew the man who carried the striped
umbrella.
*Indefinite pronouns are used to indicate
people, places, or things without pointing to any particular one. Examples:
anyone, everybody, both, either, something, nothing, any, all.
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