This type of pronoun is used at the beginning of a question. Some examples include, What, Which, Who, Whose, and Whom.
What is an interrogative pronoun
100
The dog is yours
What is yours and possessive pronoun
100
The Texas Longhorns won their first two games!
What is Texas Longhorns
100
Generally refers to the subject of a sentence.
What is nominative
100
Number: I went to the store yesterday to buy food.
What is first person
200
This type of pronoun is vague, meaning no specific person or place is mentioned. Examples include, One, Someone, Much, Any, and All
What is an indefinite pronoun
200
Who is your best friend?
What is who and interrogative pronoun
200
Mr. Kline loves to talk, that's why he does the announcements!
What is Mr. Kline
200
Objects of an action or a preposition
What is objective.
200
Gender: Its toys were found in the backyard under the tree.
What is neuter
300
This type of pronoun refers back to nouns that were already previously mentioned. Examples include, That, Who, Whom, Whose, or Which
What is a relative pronoun
300
The Queen herself gave the knight the award.
What is the Queen and intensive pronoun
300
Mrs. Rogers and Ms.Wilson get Starbucks on Fridays because they are tired.
What is Mrs. Rogers and Ms. Wilson
300
Objective: The batter ran the bases after he hit a home-run.
What is the bases
300
The cowboy and his horse drank their fill at the desert oasis.
What is plural
400
These types of pronouns always end with self or selves and are either essentially to a sentence's meaning or used to add emphasis to the pronoun completing the action.
What is reflexive and intensive pronouns
400
You’re going to have to drive yourself to school today.
What is yourself and reflexive
400
The cat stretches her claws before her nap.
What is cat
400
Nominative: Once back in the classroom, please give these papers to the teacher.
What is you
400
Number: To calculate the area of a room, multiply the width by the length.
What is second person
500
These type of pronouns demonstrate ownership. Examples include, Mine, His, Her, Theirs, and Yours.
What is a possessive pronoun.
500
The book, when it was finally returned, was torn and stained.
What is when and relative pronoun
500
Connor plays golf every Saturday because it relaxes him.
What is Connor and Golf
500
Nominative and Objective: They have never met us before.
What is They and Us
500
Nothing is in its place after the violent shaking from the earthquake.