Pronoun Flashcards with Gen Z Vibes

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Relative Pronouns

(who, which, that)

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Connects a clause to a noun (adds extra info).

Example: "The student who finished early left the room."

Think of it like the “link in bio” — it connects one part of the sentence to the main idea.

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Demonstrative Pronouns

(this, that, these, those)

Back

Points to something specific.

Example: "I like those shoes."

Basically pointing like, “That’s the drip 🔥” or “These are GOATed.”

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Possessive Pronouns

(mine, yours, his, hers, theirs, ours)

Back

Shows ownership.

Example: "The backpack is mine."

It’s giving “that’s my vibe, not yours 💅.”

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Indefinite Pronouns

(anyone, someone, everyone, nobody, few, many)

Back

Refers to people or things in a general way. Example: "Everyone loves pizza."

Like when you post “somebody bring me Starbucks rn 🙏.”

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Interrogative Pronouns

(who, what, which, whom, whose)

Back

Used to ask questions.

Example: "Who is at the door?"

Literally the OG “wyd? 👀” pronouns.

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Intensive Pronouns

(myself, yourself, himself, etc.)

Back

Adds emphasis (not needed for meaning, just for drama).

Example: "I myself made this cake."

Giving main character energy ✨ “I MYSELF did it , periodt.”

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Objective Pronouns

(me, him, her, us, them)

Back

Used as the object of a verb or preposition. Example: "She called me."

Basically you when someone texts, “come with us rn 🚗💨.”

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Reciprocal Pronouns

(each other, one another)

Back

Shows two or more people acting the same way toward each other.

Example: "They hugged each other."

Bestie vibes 🤝 like “we hype each other up daily.”

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Subjective Pronouns

(I, you, he, she, it, we, they)

Back

Used as the subject of a sentence.

Example: "They are studying."

“We outside tonight 😎.”

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Reflexive Pronouns

(myself, yourself, themselves, etc.)

Back

Refers back to the subject of the sentence. Example: "She taught herself to play guitar."

Low-key independent vibes: “I did it by myself, no cap.”