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SpecialreviewcoursewareforEnglishpronounsinOverviewofPronounsPersonalpronounsPositivepronounDemonstrativepronounReflexivepronounsIndefinitepronoun01OverviewofPronounsPronounsarewordsthatreplacenounsinasense,allowingthereadertounderstandwhoorwhatisbeingreferredtoSummaryPronounsareapartofspeechthatservesassubstitutesfornounsTheyareusedtoavoidredundancyandprovideclarityinpresencestructurePronounsreplacespecificnounsmentionedearlierinthetext,allowingthereadertoeasilyunderstandthecontextDetaileddescriptionDefinitionofPronounsClassificationofPronounsSummarywords:Pronounscanbeclassifiedbasedontheirfunctionsandforms,suchaspersonal,positive,relative,define,andaggressivePronounsDetaileddescription:Pronounscanbedividedintoseveralcategoriesbasedontheirusageandform.PersonalPronounsareusedtorefertospecificpeopleorthings,suchas"I,""you,""he,""she,""it,"and"they."PositivePronounsindicateownershiporposition,suchas"mine,""your,""his,""hers,"and"its."RelativePronounsareUsedtointroduceclausesthatmodifyanoun,"Soas"who,""which,""and"that."Definepronounsareusedtorefertounspecifiedpeopleorthings,soas"someone,""something,"and"anyone."Interrogtivepronounsareusedtoaskquestions,soas"what,""who,"and"which.""TheUsageofPronounsSummary:Pronounsareusedtoavoidredundancyandclarifythecontextofapresence,buttheirusagecanalsocreateambiguitiesorchangetheintendedmeaningDetaileddescription:PronounsarefrequentlyusedineveryspeechandwritingtoavoidrepeatingnounsandtomaintainaclearandconsistentsentencestructureTheyallowthereaderorlistenertoeasilyunderstandwhoorwhatisbeingreferredtowithinagivencontextHowever,theinappropriateuseofpronounscanleadtoambiguityorchangetheintendedmeaningofasenseTherefore,itisessentialtocarefullychoosetheappropriateprotocolwhenwritingorspeakingtoensureclarityandavoidmisunderstandings02PersonalpronounsFirstpersonproofs:I,weThirdpersonproofs:he,she,it,theySecondpersonproofs:youReflexivepronouns:Myself,ourselves,Yourself,Yourself,himself,herself,itself,themselvesClassificationofPersonalPronunswhentheproposalisthesubjectofaverbSubjectiveusewhentheproposalistheobjectofaverborpositionObjectiveusetoshowsessionorownershipPossessiveuseTheUsageofPersonalPronunsDistinguishingbetweensingularandpluralformsofpersonalknowledgeUsereflectiveproofswhenthesubjectandobjectarethesameUsetheappropriatepersonandnumberoftheprofessortomatchthesubjectNotesonpersonalpronouns03PositivepronounPersonalpassiveannouncementsTheseareusedtoshowsessionbyaperson,suchas"my","your","his","her","its",and"our"ReflexivepositivepublicityTheseareusedtoshowsessionsbyoneself,suchas"Myself","Yourself","himself","herself","itself",and"ourselves"PositivepronounswithdefinedrewardsTheseareusedtoshowsessionbyandefinedpersonorthing,allas"someone's","anyone's","noone's","something's","anything's",and"nothing's"ClassificationofpositivepronunciationsToreplaceanounphraseThepassivepronouncanreplaceanounphrasetoavoidrepetition,suchas"Thebookismine."ToexpressownershipThepassivepronouncanbeusedtoexpressownership,suchas"Thecompanyisownedbyhim."ToshowsessionThesessionpromotionisusedtoshowsession,suchas"Iseehiscar."TheusageofpositivepronunciationsThepassiveproposalshouldbeusedinsteadofthepassiveobjectivewhentheantagonistisaperson,suchas"mybook"vs."thepassiveobjective'mine'shouldbeusedonlywhentheantagonistisathing."Thepassiveproposalshouldbeusedinsteadofthepassiveobjectivewhentheantisdefined,suchas"someone'sbook"vs."Thepassiveobjective'someone's'shouldbeusedonlywhentheantisdefined."Notesonpositivepronouns04Demonstrativepronoun

ClassificationofDemonstrativePronunsNearpointThisreferstotheobjectthatisclosetothespeaker,suchas"thisbook."FarpointThisreferstotheobjectthatisfarawayfromthespeaker,soas"thatcar."DistanceThisreferstotheobjectthatisneithernearnorfarawayfromthespeaker,soas"thoseapples."03Asanobjective"Thisbookisinteresting."01Asasubject"Thisismybook."02Asanobject"Ilikethisbook."TheuseofdemonstrativeproofsTheusageofempiricalproofsiscontextdependent,andtheirmeansmayvarydependingonthecontextItisimportanttonotethat"this"and"that"arenotonlypromotionsbutalsoadvertisementsTherefore,theirusageshouldbedistinguishedcarefullyNotesonDemonstrativePronuns05Reflexivepronouns0102ClassificationofreflectivepronounsImpersonalreflexivepronouns:"itself","oneself"Personalreflexivepronouns:"Myself","Yourself","himself","herself","itself"

TheuseofreflectivepronounsUsedasthesubjectorobjectofaverbtoemphasizethesubjectorobjectUsedtoavoidrepetitionofthesubjectorobjectUsedtoshowacloserelationshipbetweenthesubjectandtheactionReflexivepronounsarenotusedwiththepassivevoiceReflexivepronounsarenotusedwiththeprogressivetenseReflexivepronounsarenotusedwiththeinfinitiveverbNotesonflexiblepronouns06IndefinitepronounClassificationofdefinepronounsThesepronounsareusedtointroduceaclausethatmodifiesanounwithoutspecifyingwhichpersonorthingisbeingreferredto,suchas"who,""what,"etcIndefiniterelativepronounsTheseproofsrefertopeopleorthingswithoutspecifyingaspecificindividualorgroup,suchas"someone,""everyone,""something,"etcGeneraldefineproofsThesepronounsrefertoeachindividualmemberofagroup,suchas"each,""every,""either,"etcDistributeddefinepronounsIndefinit