Pronoun

PRONOUN

Def; it is used instead of any noun.

For example; I, we, you, he, she, it, they

Note; there are eight kinds of pronoun.

(I)                  Personal Pronoun

(II)                Reflexive Pronoun

(III)                                                          Relative Pronoun

(IV)                                                          Demonstrative Pronoun

(V)                                                             Distribute Pronoun

(VI)                                                          Indefinite Pronoun

(VII)                                                       Interrogative Pronoun

(VIII)                                                    Possessive Pronoun'

                       Case of pronoun

Subjective case	Objective case	Possessive case			Reflexive case
		Possessive adjective	Possessive pronoun
I	Me	My		Mine	My self
We	Us	Our		Ours	Our selves
You	You	Your		Yours	Your self/selves
He	Him	His		His	His self
She	Her	Her		Hers	Her self
It	It	Its		Its	Its self
They	Them	Their		theirs	Their selves

(I)Personal Pronoun; Personal pronoun demons the three persons.

For example; First person      I, WE

                   Second Person     YOU

                      Third Person    He, She, It, They

(II)Reflexive Pronoun; when work is done by some one is called Reflexive Pronoun.

For example; my self, our selves, or self/selves her self, him self.

(III)Relative Pronoun; it always joins two or more then two sentences with another.

For examples;

I saw the person who killed him.

It is the car which they have stolen.

It is the place where we mat yesterday.

(IV)Demonstrative Pronoun; it demons the person place or things is called demonstrative Pronoun.

For example; this is place.

These books good.

Those are boys.

(V)Distribute Pronoun; it simply distribute the place person or things is called distribute pronoun.

For example;

Either you should go or I.

Neither you killed him nor I kill him.

Each of them has performed satisfactorily.

(VI)Indefinite Pronoun; it can not show the correct numbers or person things or place is called indefinite pronoun.

For example;

There are some boys in the school.

Some one has taken my pen.

Few books are good.

(VII)Interrogative Pronoun; in which we ask question from some one is called interrogative pronoun.

For example;

What are you doing?

Who is the man?
Whose shoes are those?

Whom have you seen?

(VIII)Possessive Pronoun; this is used for property of some one is called possessive pronoun.

For example;

This is my car.

That is her computer.

It is ours house.

Question; what is the difference between “possessive adjective” and “possessive pronoun”.

Answer; Possessive pronouns and adjectives are two different ways to show 
possession in English - Possessive Adjectives
Possessive Adjective        +        Noun
Examples;

·             My dog is big.

·             Her cat is brown.

·             Their sister works downtown.

Possessive Pronouns
Noun        +        Possessive Pronoun
Examples:

·             The dog is mine.

·             The brown cat is hers.

·             The car is ours.
Possessive adjectives go before the noun and possessive 
pronouns go after the noun. Here are some examples:       

·             This is my car.

·             The car is mine.

·             Is that your pen?

·             Is that pen yours?