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Pronouns. Take the place of nouns. Pronouns keep our language tidy and convenient. Instead of “Robert sold Robert’s truck to Robert’s brother,” we write, “Robert sold his truck to his brother.”. Pronouns are so handy that we have several kinds:. Personal pronouns: I me We them
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Pronouns Take the place of nouns
Pronouns keep our language tidy and convenient. • Instead of “Robert sold Robert’s truck to Robert’s brother,” • we write, “Robert sold his truck to his brother.”
Pronouns are so handy that we have several kinds: • Personal pronouns: • I me • We them • You him • He her • She us • It they
Possessive Pronouns • My • Mine • Your yours • Her hers • His • Their theirs
Indefinite pronouns • Everybody • Anything • Somebody • Something • Each • Any • Neither
More indefinite pronouns • Both • Many • Several • Few • Others • Most • Some • None
Demonstrative pronouns • This • That • Those • These
Reflexive & Intensive pronouns • Myself • Yourself • Ourselves • Himself • Herself
Let’s practice! Identify the pronoun. • Sylvia has lost her cell phone once again.
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Click on the pronoun. Somebody is knocking at the door.
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Click on the pronoun. • Chad insisted on making the cheesecake himself.
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Click on the pronoun. • Each of the students has earned bonus points for the extra credit project.
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Click on the pronoun. • The Turnershave put their house up for sale.
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