PRONOUNS are the words which are used in the place of Noun.

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PRONOUNS are the words which are used in the place of Noun. EXAMPLE : 1. YASHASVA is Playing football. He is a good footballer. 2. I am HARSH. My hobby is to play Cricket.

Types of PRONOUN PERSONAL PRONOUNS : Example : I, HE, SHE, IT , YOU POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS : Example : MY, HIS, HER, ITS , OUR DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS : Example: THIS, THAT, THESE, THOSE REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS : Example : MYSELF, HIMSELF, OURSELVES

DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS THESE ARE THE PRONOUNS WHICH POINTS AT A PERSON, PLACE, OR THING EXAMPLES : This is my Pen. That Car is mine. These pencils are ours. Those are my roommates.

CONGRATULATIONS YOU CAN NOW IDENTIFY EVERY DEMONSTRATIVE NOUN THAT YOU USES DAILY.