This document provides information about referents in the English language. It defines a referent as the concrete object or concept designated by a word or expression. It then lists and defines the main types of referents: reflexive pronouns, object pronouns, possessive pronouns, possessive adjectives, personal pronouns, and demonstrative pronouns. Examples are given to illustrate the different types of referents.

1. CENTRO DE BACHILLERATO TECNOLOGICO
AGROPECUARIO NO. 18
“GRAL. CIPRIANO JAIMES HERNANDEZ”
MATER: ENGLISH V
THEME: REFERENT.
TEACHER NAME: LIC. JUANA CHAMU MALDONADO.
NAME: LEONARDO ALONSO RIOS
GROUP:V SEMESTER AGROPECUARIO “D”
DATE: OCTOBER 10 OF 2016

2. REFERENT
ARE THE CONCRETE OBJECT OR CONCEPT THAT
IS DESIGNED BY A WORD OR EXPRESSION.
WHAT ARE?
TYPES
REFLEXIB
LE
PRONOUN
-MYSELF
-YOURSELF
-ITSELF
-HIMSELF
-HERSELF
THEMSELF
-OURSELF
OBJECT
PRONOUN
-ME
-YOU
-IT
-HIM
-HER
-US
-THEM
-YOU
POSSESIVE
PRONOUN
-MINE
-YOURS
-ITS
-HIS
-HERS
-OURS
-THEIRS
-YOURS
POSSESIV
E
ADJECTIV
ES
-MY
-YOUR
-IT
-HIS
-HER
-OURS
-THEIR
PERSONAL
PRONOUN
-I
-YOU
-IT
-HE
-SHE
-WE
THEY
-YOU
DEMOSTR
ATIVE
PRONOUN
-THIS,
THESE
-THAIR,
THOSE
We gave them
the money.
He hurt himself. This is my house. His work is good.
I like this car.
You are tall