What is Pronoun?

 What is a Pronoun:

Basically, a pronoun modifies a noun. It is used instead of a noun. It is not suitable to repeatedly use the same name of a person, place, or thing in a sentence. Therefore we use words like I, We, He, She, They, or it.

 Subjective Pronoun:

There is a Pronoun.

Objective Pronoun:

An object is used at the end of the sentence.

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TYPES OF PRONOUN:

1) Possessive Pronoun:

The possessive Pronoun shows the procession.  It replaces possessive adjectives or nouns to avoid repetition. 

•  Their book is interesting. 
• This blue shirt is mine.
• The cat is hers.
• This doll is yours.
• The shoes are ours.

2) Reflective Pronoun:

This type of pronoun reflects the subject and passes action back to the subject. 

• I  saw myself in the mirror. 
• He hurt himself with a hammer.
• Did you do it yourself.
• Isabella prepared herself for a party.
• He beat himself.

Reflective Pronoun Identification:

It is used as an object right after the verb, it doesn't change its place. It is an object but shows the reflection of the main subject.

3) Demonstrative Pronoun:

The use of this, that, these, and those are demonstrative pronouns. 

• That mirror was broken.
• These shoes are very big.
• Those cats are cute and fluffy.
• Can you pass me this bag.
• That is your pencil.

4) Relative Pronoun:

A relative Pronoun is basically used as a conjunction.

For Example: Who, Which, Whom, Whose, and What. 

• The actor who played the role is British.
• The year when the virus came was 2019.
• The girl who stood first in class won the medal.
• Which of your friends is the coolest.
• The man who was killed is my neighbor.

5) Indefinite Pronoun:

It means unspecified nouns like some, both, many, all, etc. 

• We moved to another colony.
• Everyone is enjoying the party.
• I will not tell anyone.
• He finds nothing.
•  Someone is dancing to my favorite song.

6) Reciprocal Pronoun:

When things are mutually affected.

For example, Each other, and one another are examples of it. 

• Henry and John hate each other.
• We like each other.
• We laugh and play with one another.
• The two buses hit each other.

7) Interrogative Pronoun:

It is used to ask a question about what, which is at the start of the sentence.

• Who is coming to the Gym?
• When is your birthday?
• What is your name?
• When you are coming?
• Who is her Grandpa?

8) Distribution Pronoun:

Distribution of things among many things. 

For Example: Each (plural), either (singular), None (plural), Neither (singular).

• You can eat either a burger or salad.
• Give candies to each.
• You can drink either milk or tea.
• Each student got chocolate.
• Neither child was present.