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

 

KINDS OF PRONOUN

1.  Reflexive Pronouns:

The pronouns which are used to show that the action is done by the subject are called Reflexive Pronouns, such as,

·        I hurt myself.

·        You hurt yourself.

·        He will hurt himself.

·        She will hurt herself.

·        The horse will hurt itself.

 

2. Demonstrative Pronouns:

The pronouns are used to point out the objects to which they refer are called Demonstrative Pronouns, such as, this, these, that, those.

 

3. Indefinite Pronouns:

The pronouns which refer to persons or things in a general way, but do not refer to any particular person or thing, are called Indefinite Pronouns, such as, some, someone, somebody, something, one, any, many, every, everybody, everyone, everything, Anything, anyone, anybody,

 

4. Distributive Pronouns:

Each, either, neither are called Distributive Pronouns because they refer to persons or things one at a time. For this reason, they are always singular and followed by the verb in the singular.

 

5. Relative Pronouns:

The pronouns which are used to relate the first part of the sentence to the second part of the sentence are called Relative Pronouns, such as,

who, which, whose, whom, what, when, why, how and where,

·        I know the woman whose child was hurt.

·        This is the girl who stood first in the class.

·        These are the colour pencils which I want to buy.

 

6. Interrogative Pronouns:

The pronouns which are used to show the sentence as interrogative are called Interrogative Pronouns, such as, who, which, whose, whom, what, when, why, how and where, (A question mark is put the end.)

·        Whose book is this?

·        Who is she?

·        Which book do you want to buy?

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