Basic english grammar Pronoun

 

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PRONOUN

Pronoun is divided into nine sections in English.

1> Personal Pronoun or Positive pronoun

2> Possessive Pronoun or Positive pronoun

3> Demonstrative Pronoun or Positive pronoun

4> Relative Pronoun or Affirmative pronoun

5> Reflexive Pronoun or Positive pronoun

6> Interrogative Pronoun or questionable pronoun

7> Distributive Pronoun or Distribution directive

8> Indefinite Pronoun or Indefinite pronouns

9> Reciprocal Pronoun or mutual pronouns

    Personal Pronoun or Personal Pronouns: Pronoun is the pronoun which sits in place of a person or object.

Such as: I, We, You, He, She, They etc. (etc.).

   Possessive Pronoun or Possessive Pronoun: Possessive Pronoun is the pronoun that denotes the rights of a person, object or animal.

For example: my (my channel while the channel is in my favor),


our, your, his, her, etc. (etc.).

Demonstrative Pronoun or Indicative Pronoun: The pronoun that refers to a person or object is called Demonstrative Pronoun. Such as: This, That, These etc.

Relative Pronoun or Relative Pronoun: The Pronoun that sits in place of a Noun or Pronoun used in a sentence is called Relative Pronoun.

Ex: The boy who read this article yesterday.

NOTE: Look at this sentence here Noun used earlier is "The boy". Instead of who is sitting, so who is the Relative Pronoun or Affective pronoun.

  Reflexive Pronoun or Positive Pronouns: Pronouns that are used to refer to a Subject of a sentence are called Reflexive Pronoun or Positive Pronouns.

For example: myself, myself, myself, myself, myself, etc.

Interrogative Pronoun or Interrogative Pronoun: The pronoun (s) by which the question is asked are called Interrogative Pronoun.

Such as: when, who, what, whom, which etc.

Distributive Pronoun or Distribution Directive: The Pronoun is the Distributive Pronoun or Distribution Directive whose pronoun refers to each of two or more persons or objects individually.

Ex: Either, Neither etc.

Indefinite Pronoun or Indefinite Pronoun: Indefinite Pronoun or Indefinite pronoun is the pronoun of which the pronoun refers to a person or object.

Such as: sometime, anyone, somewhere, nobody etc. (etc.).

Reciprocal Pronoun or Interpersonal Pronouns: Nouns or Pronouns that refer to the completion of reciprocal acts are called Reciprocal Pronouns or reciprocal pronouns.

For example: Ramin and you help each other. This sentence implies a correlation between the work of each other Ramin and you, so here each other is a Reciprocal Pronoun.

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