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Pronouns

Pronouns Personal pronouns Possessive Adjectives Possessive Pronouns Objective Pronouns Pronouns

Personal Pronouns I You He She It We They

Example: I like basketball We use the personal pronoun to refer to the speaker.(the subject of the sentence).

Possessive Adjectives My Your His Her Its Our Their

Example: Our son John likes ice cream. We use possessive adjective in front of nouns.

Possessive Pronouns Mine Yours His Hers Its Ours Theirs

Example: The glasses are ours. We use possessive pronoun without a noun.

Objective Pronouns Me You Him Her It Us Them

Example: These glasses belong to me. We use objective pronouns to refer to the object of the sentence.