This document defines and provides examples of different types of pronouns, including personal pronouns like I, you, he, she; possessive pronouns like mine and yours; demonstrative pronouns like this and that; relative pronouns like who and which; reflexive pronouns like myself and yourself; interrogative pronouns like who and what; and indefinite pronouns like all and either.

1. Pronouns

2. Personal Pronouns
• I
• Me
• You
• Us
• We
• He
• Him
• She
• Her
• It
• They
• them

3. Possessive Pronouns
• Show ownership
– Mine
– Yours
– Hers
– His
– Theirs
– Ours

4. Demonstrative Pronouns
• Demonstrate or point out someone or
something
– This
– That
– These
– Those
This is his umbrella; that is your umbrella.

5. Relative Pronouns
• Relate one part of the sentence to another
– Who
– Whom
– Which
– That
– Whose

6. Reflexive (Intensive) Pronouns
• Reflect back to someone or something
else in the sentence
– Myself
– Yourself
– Himself
– Herself
– Itself
– Ourselves
– Yourselves
– Themselves

7. Interrogative Pronouns
• Ask a question
– Who
– Whom
– Which
– Whose
– What

8. Indefinite Pronouns
• Refers to nouns already mentioned in the
sentence
• There are many of these pronouns. Here
are a few.
– all
– Another
– Both
– Each
– Neither
– Either
– someone