#33: Next Level Pronouns

Next level parts of speech—pronouns! (See the “intro” to pronouns episode in Episode #7: https://languageartsladyblog.com/10-minute-grammar-episode-7-pronouns-parts-of-speech-series/ )

Today’s episode about pronouns covers the following:

The sneaky cat easily climbs. HE uses HIS claws. 

So far: Articles/Noun Markers + Noun + Adjectives + Verbs + Adverbs
Pronouns added this week: HE and HIS
Pro=for; pronouns are FOR nouns. They take the place of them. 
Personal pronouns (also called definite since they refer to a definite person)

He, she, we, they, I, it, you
Him, her, us,  them, me

     5.Possessive pronouns (possess/own; most troublesome; possessive pronouns never use apostrophe)

Ours, mine
Your, their
His, her
Its

     6. Possessive adjectives (could come directly before a noun)

Our, my, your
Its, their 
His, her

     7. Reflective pronouns (reflect back to someone(s) previously mentioned in the sentence)

Myself, ourselves 
Yourself, yourselves 
Himself, herself 
Itself, themselves 

     8. Indefinite pronouns (not a definite person or thing; also called nouns and adjectives in some handbooks)

Any, anybody, anyone
Each, both 
Most, much
None, no one, nobody
Some, someone, somebody, something
Either, other
Much, several, many, all
Every, everyone, everybody 

     9. Demonstrative pronouns (also called other types and even other parts is speech depending on how they’re acting in a sentence)

This, that
These, those

     10. Relative pronouns (also called other types and even other parts is speech depending on how they’re acting in a sentence—especially Subordinators that mark the beginning of a subordinate/dependent clause)

That, which
Who, whom, whose
Where, when 

     11. Interrogative pronouns (also called other types and even other parts is speech depending on how they’re acting in a sentence—especially Subordinators that mark the beginning of a subordinate/dependent clause)

Who
What, whatever
Why
Where, when
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