This document defines and provides examples of reciprocal pronouns. Reciprocal pronouns are used when two or more subjects are acting in the same way towards each other. The main reciprocal pronouns are "each other" and "one another", with "each other" being more commonly used when referring to two subjects, and "one another" used for more than two. Examples are given to illustrate their use in simplifying sentences where the same idea is expressed multiple times about subjects acting upon each other.

2. DEFINITION RECIPROCAL PRONOUN

3. DEFINITION WE USE RECIPROCAL PRONOUN WHEN EACH OF TWO OR MORE SUBJECTS IN ACTING IN THE SAME WAY TOWARDS THE OTHER RECIPROCAL PRONOUN

4. KINDS OF RECIPROCAL PRONOUN EACH OTHER ONE ANOTHER

5. RECIPROCAL PRONOUN THEY ENABLE US TO SIMPLIFY SENTENCES WHERE THE SAME GENERAL IDEA IS EXPRESSED TWO OR MORE TIMES

6. EXAMPLES At the birthday party, Nugie gave Firly a candy and Firly gave Nugie a candy . At the birthday party, Nugie and Firly gave each other a candy.

7. EXAMPLES Andy kissed Nia and Nia kissed Andy. Andy and Nia kissed each other.

8. RECIPROCAL PRONOUN IF WE NEED TO REFER TO MORE THAN TWO PEOPLE OR THINGS, WE COULD USE THE RECIPROCAL PRONOUN “ ONE ANOTHER”

9. EXAMPLES The students in the classroom cooperate with one another . The four boys help one another with their work .

10. RECIPROCAL PRONOUN EACH OTHER IS USED IN MORE EXAMPLES THAN ONE ANOTHER BECAUSE IN GENERAL WE USE EACH OTHER MORE OFTEN THAN ONE ANOTHER, WHICH SOUNDS A LITTLE FORMAL

11. EXAMPLES 1 SINTA AND JOJO SING EACH OTHER 2 RIO AND STEVEN HATE EACH OTHER 3 THE GANGSTERS WERE FIGHTING ONE ANOTHER 4 TELETUBBIES HUG ONE ANOTHER

12. CONCLUSION 1 THERE MUST BE TWO OR MORE PEOPLE OR GROUPS 2 SUBJECTS MUST BE DOING SAME THINGS 3 THE ACTION IS RECIPROCATED 4 ONE ANOTHER IS USED FOR MORE THAN TWO SUBJECTS RECIPROCAL PRONOUN