4. Personal Pronoun/Cases of Pronoun, 9th/10th 12/2nd MDCAT (Entry Test) English by AG Ahmad

 

PERSONAL PRONOUN

A word that is used instead of a noun is called a Pronoun.

Forms of the Personal Pronoun

	Nominative/ Subjective Case	Possessive Case	Objective Case	Reflexive Case
First Person	I	My	Me	Myself
	We	Our	Us	Ourselves
Second Person	You	Your	You	Yourself/ Yourselves
Third Person	She	Her	Her	Herself
	He	His	Him	Himself
	They	Their	Them	Themselves
	It	Its	It	Itself

 

Personal Pronouns

i. First Person Pronoun:-The person who is speaking is called first person pronoun, such as,

First person singular ==========> I           My         Me

First person plural============>We       Our        Us

ii. Second Person Pronoun:- The person to whom the first person is speaking is called second person pronoun, such as,

For Singular/Plural ==========> You     Your     you

iii. Third Person Pronoun:- The person about whom the first person is talking/speaking is called third person pronoun. It generally disappears from the right, such as,

Third Person Singular ==========> He, His, Him, She, Her, Its, It.

Third Person Plural ==========>They, Their, Them.

Cases of Pronoun

i. Nominative Case:- In this case, the pronouns are always doers or the subjects of the verb, such as,

 Nominative/Subjective Case ==========> We, You, He, She, It, They.

ii. Possessive Case:- This case shows the ownership, possessiveness or relation with a noun or a pronoun, such as,

 Possessive Case  ==========> My, Mine, Our, Your, His, Her, Their, Its.

iii. Objective Case:- In this case, the pronouns are always objectives of verbs, such as,

Objective Case ==========> me, us, you, him, her, it, them.

iv. Reflexive Case:- In this case, the pronouns are always in the ''self'' form according to the subject of the sentence, such as,

Reflexive Case ==========> Myself, Ourselves, yourself/yourselves, Herself,          Himself, Themselves, Itself.

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