1. PRONOUNS

2. PRONOUNS PERSONAL: SUBJECT, OBJECT, POSSESSIVE REFLEXIVE/INTENSIVE
INTEROGATIVE
DEMONSTRATIVE
INDEFINITE

3. PERSONAL PRONOUNS
SUBJECT: beginning of sentence. Used as a subject or predicate pronoun.
subject
ex: You are going to the play.
predicate pronoun
ex: The royal jewelers are
they.

4. PERSONAL PRONOUNS
OBJECT: end of sentence. Used as direct object, indirect object, object of preposition.
direct object
ex: The mysterious death of
king Tut fascinates me.
indirect object
ex: Charles lent me a video.
object of preposition
ex: The secret is between you and me.

5. PERSONAL PRONOUNS POSSESSIVE: Used to show ownership.
Some come before nouns, some come after
before noun
ex: His book looks worn out.
after verb
ex: The secret is ours.

6. REFLEXIVE/INTENSIVE
REFLEXIVE: Refers back to subject. Reflects on the subject. At the
end/predicate
ex: She tied her shoe all by
herself
Intensive: Emphasizes a noun or pronoun. After the subject
ex: I myself like to perform
magic tricks.
All have word self

7. INTERROGATIVE What,which,whose, who/whom Used to introduce a question.
Who is used as subject and object
ex: Who knows the answer?
Your favorite teacher is
who?
Whom is used as object only
ex: Whom did you tell? DO
To whom did you give my
name? Ob. Of Prep.
You gave whom the answer?IO
What,which,whose, who/whom

8. RELATIVE PRONOUNS
Interrogative pronouns that relate back to the subject.
ex: The sky filled with an
eerie glow, which was a
fire.

9. Demonstrative Points out a specific person place or thing
This is the game we made.
That is the spinner.
These are the rules.
Those are the playing pieces.

10. Indefinite Pronouns Not a specific thing or number
Ex: Something is going on.
Ex: Everyone is going on the trip.