The document discusses different types of pronouns: personal pronouns, reflexive pronouns, and relative pronouns. It provides examples of each pronoun type, explaining that personal pronouns take the place of nouns, reflexive pronouns show that an action turns back on the subject, and relative pronouns refer back to a previous noun and join two sentences. The document encourages visiting another source for more information on functional and usage grammar.

1. PRONOUN
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2. PRONOUN
A PRONOUN IS A WORD USED IN PLACE OF A
NOUN.
PRONOUN HELP US TO AVOID REPETITION OF
NOUNS.
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3. Personal Pronoun
Person Subjective Objective case Possessive Case
case
1st I Me Mine
we Us ours
2nd You You Yours
You You Yours
3rd He, She, It Him/her His/her
They them theirs
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4. Reflexive Pronouns
REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS SHOW THAT THE ACTION DONE
BY THE SUBJECT TURNS BACK UPON THE SUBJECT.
WORDS SUCH AS MYSELF, HIMSELF, HERSELF, ITSELF,
AND THEIR PLURAL FORMS ARE CALLED REFLEXIVE OR
EMPHATIC PRONOUNS.
A. I HURT MYSELF.
B. I MYSELF DID THE WORK.
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5. Relative Pronouns.
RELATIVE PRONOUN IS ONE WHICH NOT ONLY REFERS TO
SOME NOUN OR PRONOUN GOING BEFORE IT, BUT JOINS TWO
SENTENCES.
WORDS SUCH WHO; WHOM; WHOSE; WHICH; THAT; WHAT;
AS; BUT ETC. ARE USED AS RELATIVE PRONOUNS.
RELATIVE MEANS REFERRING BACK.
1.THE MAN WHO IS STANDING AT THE GATE IS MY UNCLE.
2.THIS IS THE HORSE THAT WON THE RACE.
3.THE NEWS IS NOT SUCH AS EXPECTED.
4.HE IS NOT SUCH A FOOL AS I TOOK HIM FOR.
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