2. A pronoun is a word that replaces a noun or a noun phrase.

3. PRONOUN PERSONAL PRONOUN POSSESSIVE PRONOUN REFLEXIVE PRONOUN RELATIVE PRONOUN INTERROGATIVE PRONOUN DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUN RECIPROCAL PRONOUN INDEFINITE PRONOUN

4. A personal pronoun refers to a person or thing. Example: Refering to person: I, we, he, she etc. Refering to thing: It.

5. A possessive pronoun refers to a pronoun which is used to show ownership or possession. Example:: My, our, your, his, her, their etc This is my book. This book is mine.

6. A reflexive pronoun refers to the form of a pronoun which is used when the direct or indirect object in a sentence refers to the same person or thing as the subject of the sentence. Example: She hurt herself. He did the sum by himself.

7. A relative pronoun refers to that pronoun which qualifies a noun or another pronoun used previously and at the same time joins two sentences. Example: I know the trainee. He is gossiping in the class. I know the trainee who is gossiping in the class (join two sentences).

8. An interrogative pronoun refers to a pronoun used to ask anything. Example :Who do you depend on?

9. A demonstrative pronoun is a word referring in terms of whether it is near to or distant from the speaker. Example: This, these, that etc. This is my pencil.

10. A pronoun that refers to a mutual interaction between people or groups is called reciprocal pronoun. Example: They looked at one another.