This document defines and provides examples of different types of pronouns in English: - Personal pronouns refer to people or things and indicate person, number, and case. Examples include I, you, he, she, it, we, they. - Demonstrative pronouns point out which person or thing is being referred to. Examples include this, that, these, those. - Interrogative pronouns introduce questions. Examples include what, which, who, whom, whose. - Indefinite pronouns refer to people, places, or things in general without specifying which one. Examples include some, many, both, few, several, all, any.

3. It is a word that takes
the place of a noun.
It renames a noun.

6.  are used to refer to one
or more persons or things.
Example:
 I am reading a book.

7. Person Singular Plural
First Person I, me, my, mine We, us, our, ours
Second You, your, yours You, your, yours
Third Person He, him, she, her, it They, them
His, her, hers, its Their, theirs
• First Person- refers to the speaker/s.
• Second Person- refers to the person being spoken
to.
• Third person- refers to person or persons spoken
about.

8.  tell which one or which
group is referred to.
this that these those
Example:
 Those who obey God’s
commandments will be rewarded.

9.  are used to indicate that the
subjects acts to, for, or upon
itself. You form reflexive pronouns
by adding the suffixes –self and –
selves to the personal pronouns.
Person Singular Plural
First person Myself Ourselves
Second person Yourself Yourselves
Third person Himself, herself, Themselves
Itself, oneself

10.  are the same words as
reflexive pronouns but are
used to draw special
attention to a noun in the
sentence.Example:
 I myself wrote the lyrics of the
song.

11.  it introduces questions.
what which who whom whose
Example:
 Whose laws must we follow –
God’s or man’s?

12.  introduce adjective clauses
which are word groups that tell
which, what kind, or how many.
that which who whom whose
Example:
 There is a God who cares.

13.  refer o the people, places,
and things in general. They
can be used without
antecedents.
Examples:
 Some of the girls are joining the
field trip.
 Some of the food is left.

14. Singular Plural
anybody everybody no one both
anyone much one few
each neither somebody many
either nobody someone others
everybody something anything several
 The following indefinite pronouns can
be either singular or plural, depending on
how they are used in a sentence.
all any most none some

16.  the subject form of
personal pronouns.
I you we he she it we you they
Examples:
 It is I who am your friend.
 Amy and he are getting married.

17.  the object form of the
personal pronoun.
me you him her it us you them
Examples:
 Glenn sent Liza and me some wild
orchids from Davao.
 Just between you and me, I think this
painting is ridiculous.

18.  pronouns that indicate
ownership.
my mine your yours his her hers its our
ours their theirs
Examples:
 This book is mine.
 This is my book.

19. Choose the correct pronoun for each sentence. Identify
your answer as personal, demonstrative, interrogative,
indefinite, relative, reflexive, or intensive pronoun.
1. The president wrote the story.
o himself
o his
2. If anyone calls, tell that I’ll be back in
half an hour.
o him or her
o Them

20. 3. Joe told his secret.
o me
o myself
4. Did you see Derek and at the game?
o her
o she
5. Between you and , this politician
cannot be trusted.
o me
o I