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Pronoun
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Mind Map on Pronoun, created by hannahgluyas on 16/09/2013.
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Pronoun
A pronoun is a word that can function or be used in the place of a noun. They are usually used to break up repetition within a sentence
Personal
These are used in the place of persons or things
I you she he they
She is going to the park
Possessive
Shows ownership
mine yours ours theirs
That book is mine
Relative
Relates to a noun or personal pronoun
who whom which that
William, who is 5 years old, is in prep this year
Interrogative
Used to ask a question
who what which
What is the time?
Demonstrative
Stand for or refer to a noun
that this those these
Those are stolen goods
Reflexive and empahatic
Made by adding self (singular) selves (plural) to the personal pronoun
herself himself themselves
He hurt himself
reflexive because it refers back to 'he'
Its the President, himself
Emphatic because it it used to emphasise the President
Indefinite
Do not refer to any particular antecendent or stand for any person, place or thing in particular
one someone anything everyone none
No-one is to blame for the accident
Distributive
Point to different things, therefore are always followed by a singular verb
each either neither
Each had its fur trimeed
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