The document discusses different categories of pronouns based on their use, including: 1. Demonstrative pronouns like this, that, these, those. 2. Indefinite pronouns like everybody, anybody, nobody, etc. 3. Interrogative pronouns like who, whom, whose, what, which, when, where, why, how. 4. Possessive pronouns like mine, hers, his, yours, ours, theirs. The most common pronouns are he, she, you, they, it, we, she, them, him, her, me, who. Pronouns can also be categorized based on number (

1. These are group of words that
replaces a noun in a sentence to
avoid unnecessary repetition of
noun.

2. DEMONSTRATIVE
this, these, that,
those
INDEFINITE
Singular: everybody, anybody, nobody,
somebody, everything, something,
anything, nothing, no one,
everyone
Plural: several, some, many, few
INTERROGATIVE
Who, whom, whose, what, which,
when, where, why, how
POSSESSIVE
Mine, hers, his,
yours, ours, theirs

3. MOST COMMON PRONOUNS ARE:
he, she, you, they, it, wee,
she,
Personal pronoun
them, him, her, me, who

4. DIFFERENT CATEGORIES
OF PRONOUNS BASED
ON THEIR USE

5. 1. NUMBER
3rd person or the one talked
about
you, your, yours
Feminine: she, her,
hers
Masculine: he,
him, his
Neuter: it, its
you, your,
yours
they, them,
their, theirs
Person singular plural
1st person or speaker
2nd person or the one spoken to
I, me, my, mine
we, us, our,
ours

6. Examples:
1.Robert saw the appointment today. He got
an early promotion
2.Robert and Karla did a wonderful job in
their last project. They will be given a
month.
3.Robert, Karla and I worked for a month to
seal the deal. We want this project to

7. Examples:
1.Hazel wants to become a TV personality.
She always attends acting and modeling
develop her skills.
2.The school is the place where we start to
helps us make our dreams come true.

8. 2. GRAMMATICAL CASE
►Case denotes the different forms related to the
different functions of noun or a pronoun does in a
sentence.
a. Subject Pronoun or Nominative case
b. Object Pronoun or Objective case
c. Possessive Pronoun or Possessive Case

9. a. Subject Pronoun or Nominative Case
►I, we, you, he, she, it, they
►Act as the subject in a sentence.
Examples:
• She went to the clinic for a check up.
• He is the best person to ask.
►Can also act as a complement.
Examples:
• The best person to ask is he.

10. Examples:

11. b. Object Pronoun or Objective Case
►me, us, you, him, her, it
►Act as the object of the sentence. It performs the
role of the receiver of the action.
• Direct Object
• Indirect object
• Object of the preposition

12. • The clinic staff called him to the office.
Direct objectSubject
• The doctor gave him antibiotics.
Indirect object
Examples:
• The antibiotics were given to him.
Object of the preposition

13. Examples:
• Another examples

14. b. Possessive Pronoun or Possessive Case
►yours, ours, mine, hers, theirs, his
►my, your, her, , their, our
►Show possession or ownership
Examples:
• The medicine cabinet is hers.
• Can we decide if this gadget is yours or
mine? Or can it be ours?

17. Underline the pronoun, identify the types of pronoun
(demonstrative, indefinite, interrogative or possessive pronoun:
1.Hello Mary. What is inside your bag?
2. This is my science project.
3. Whose phone is that?
4.This room is yours.
5. Something is going to happen.
6. Which bag are we going to bring?
7. Everybody enjoyed the party.
8. These are my shoes.
9. Whom do you prefer to vote?
10. The food on the table is ours.