Parts of speech pronoun and it's Types

Pronoun

A word which is used instead of noun is called pronoun. Examples: He, she, It, I, we, you, they, etc.

Types of Pronoun

Following are given some important types of pronoun.

1. Subject Pronoun
2. Object Pronoun
3. Possessive Pronoun
4. Reflective Pronoun
5. Indefinite Pronoun
6. Demonstrative Pronoun
7. Interrogative Pronoun

Subject pronoun

The pronoun which is used in place of subject is called subject pronoun.
Examples:

• He listened to me.
• She enjoyed the music.
• They worked hard.
• They worked hard.
• You went.

Object pronoun

The pronoun which is used in place of object is called object pronoun.
Examples:

• She teaches me.

They talked to us.

He scolded her.

The boys met him.

We respect you.

Possessive pronoun

The pronoun which shows possession is called possessive pronoun
Examples:

• His

chair.

Her

class.

My

room

your

cup.

Our

country.

The room is mine.

The purs is hers.

Reflexive pronoun

When the subject and object are the same in a sentence reflexive pronoun is used.
Examples:

• We Congratulated Our selves on our victory.
• She promised herself.
• I saw myself

in the mirror.

Indefinite Pronoun

A pronoun that does not refer to any specific noun is called indefinite pronoun.
Examples:
Anyone, anybody, anything, anywhere, everyone everybody, everybody, everywhere

Demonstrative Pronoun

Demonstrative pronoun are used to point to specific thíngs

Examples:

• This is my favourlte shirt.
• This is your cup.
• I need to fix these

problems.

Interrogative pronoun

Interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions. The five interrogative pronouns are what, which, who, whom, whose.
Examples:

• What

is your friend's name?

Which

colour do you prefer?

Who

was driving the car?

Whom

do you live with?

Whose

book is that?