This document provides an overview of pronouns, including the definition and different classes of pronouns. It lists the classes as personal, demonstrative, interrogative, relative, distributive, reflexive & emphatic, reciprocal, and indefinite pronouns. Examples are provided for each class and students are assigned group work and homework practicing identifying and writing examples of different pronoun classes.

2. Conducted by
Sunman Bhowmik
Assistant Teacher
English Department
Cambrian School &
College, Dhaka
English
Second
Paper

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4. After learning this lesson, the students will be able to---
 tell about definition of Pronoun
 explain the classes of Pronoun
 mention the examples of all the classes of Pronoun
Learning outcomes
PRONOUN

5. PRONOUN
Personal
Demonstrative
Interrogative
Relative
Distributive
Reflexive & emphatic
Reciprocal

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7. 1.Personal Pronoun:
She is a girl. They are students.

8. Demonstrative Pronoun
These are my pens Those are your pencils
This is my bat That is your ball

9. Distributive Pronoun
Either of the two
pens will do
Neither of the
two pens is good
Each of the boys and
girls will get a pen

10. Reciprocal Pronoun
They love one
another
The two brothers help
each other

11. Interrogative Pronoun
Whose pen is this? Who is your brother?

12. Reflexive Pronoun
She draws the picture herself.

13. Emphatic Pronoun
We ourselves
arranged the party.

14. Indefinite Pronoun
Any of the boys can
do the work.
Both of them are
reliable.

15. Relative Pronoun
I saw the fisherman
who was catching fish.
This man whom I
met in the bus is a
famous doctor.

16. Group Work
Group A
Write down 10 examples
of Personal and
Demonstrative Pronouns
Group B
Write down 10 examples
of Interrogative and
Distributive Pronouns

17. Evaluation
 What is called Pronoun?
 How many kinds of Pronoun are there?
 What are Personal Pronoun?
 What are Distributive Pronoun?
 What are Interrogative Pronoun?

18. Home Work on
Writing 10 examples of
Indefinite and Relative
Pronouns

19. Respect your parents who have
given you food, garments,
shelter, education and so on.