Pronouns

Learn when and how to use a pronoun in lieu of nouns

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​Pronouns

​Lesson Objectives

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What Is A Pronoun?

A pronoun is a word that can be used to take the place of a noun.

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How Is A Pronoun Used?

The noun to be replaced can be the name of a person, place, animal or thing. Personal, Reflexive, Emphasizing, Demonstrative, Interrogative, Possessive are the different types of pronouns.

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​What Exactly Are Personal Pronouns?

Personal Pronouns: Pronouns that stands for a person or a thing are called Personal Pronouns. i.e. I, we, you, he, she, it and they are personal pronouns.

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​What Is The Main And Only Rule of Pronouns?

The pronoun must agree in number with the noun that it replaces. If the noun is in the singular form, the pronoun must also be in the singular form. And, if it is in the plural form, the pronoun must also be in the plural form.

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Pronoun Exercises

Change the underlined word or words to a pronoun and rewrite each sentence.

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Pronoun Exercises

Circle the correct pronoun in the sentences given below.

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She went to the store with Anu.

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Sameer, Tilak, and (I, myself) are headed to the camp.

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Give the paperwork to (me, myself).

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She accomplished that work all by (she, herself).

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He just has to fix that (herself, himself).

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I want him to do the job (he, himself).

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I (me, myself) believe that too.

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The players (theirselves, themselves) are willing to clean the field.

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He gave (hisself, himself) a good lecture.

Pronoun Exercises

Complete the following sentences with correct reflexive pronouns.

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