Personal- I, you, its, ours, and others | Refers to people or things | I saw her take a book to them |
Relative- who, which, that | Introduces certain NOUN CLAUSES and ADJECTIVE CLAUSES | The book that I lost was valuable |
INTERROGATIVE- which, who, whose, and others | Introduces a question | Who called? |
Demonstrative- this, that, these, those | Points out the ANTECEDENT | Whose books are these? |
REFLECTIVE OR INTENSIVE- myself, themselves ,and other-self or selves words | Reflects to the antecedent; intensifies the antecedent | They claim to support themselves, I myself doubt it. |
RECIPROCAL- each other, one another | Refers to individual parts of a plural antecedent | We respect each other. |
INDEFINITE- all, anyone, each and others | Refers to nonpersons or things | Everyone is welcome here |
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Pronouns and you
Some of you have explored the game link for pronouns and nouns. Here is table reminding you of the categories for pronouns.
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