Pronouns
A. Indefinite
B. Reflexive
C. Intensive
Pronouns
- stand in for a noun that has
already been mentioned or refer
to yourself and other people.
Pronouns can function just like
nouns as the head of a noun
phrase and as the subject or
object of a verb.
Examples:
He
She
They
Him
Her
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1. Indefinite Pronouns
a pronoun that does not
refer to any person,
amount, or thing in
particular.
e.g. anything, something,
anyone, everyone.
Singular Indefinite Pronouns
each, nobody, something, anybody,
no one, somebody, one, everybody,
someone, neither, anyone,
anything, either, nothing, everyone,
everything, and other pronouns
ending in one, body, and thing
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Example:
1. Everybody is going to the party.
2. Only one of my friends is going to
the party.
3. Neither of my friends is going to the
party.
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Plural Indefinite Pronouns
Several, few, both, and
many
ex: Several of my friends are
going to the party.
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Singular and Plural Indefinite
Pronouns
The following pronouns may be singular or
plural depending on either their antecedent
(the word or phrase to which they refer) or on
the noun or pronoun in the prepositional
phrase:
Some, all, most, none, and any
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Some of the mail has arrived.
Some of the letters have arrived.
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Of these medicines, none is
effective.
None of the people are here.
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