Personal Pronouns
Refer to -
specific persons, places, or things
They refer to -
general persons, places, or things
They replace _____ nouns.
possessive, Michelle's cat becomes her cat
Pronouns replace -
Nouns
Which are examples of relative pronouns? who, me, mine, whomever
who, whomever
one characteristic
number, place, or case
Which are indefinite pronouns? I, no one, everybody, she, Joan, mom
no one, everybody
which are possessive pronouns? she, her, mine, ours
her, mine, ours
Which is a pronoun? John, we, me, this, Harry, red
we, me, this
This, that, these, and those
are examples of which type of pronoun?
demonstrative, (this was the best party ever!)
describe what number, person, or case is -
number - singular or plural
person - point of view, like first person, second, third
case - what job a pronoun can legally perform in a sentence. Some pronouns can be subjects and others cannot. For example, we are allowed to say "I expect to graduate soon," but we are not allowed to say " Me expect to graduate soon."
They are all in which person (POV)?
third person
myself, itself, herself, himself, and ourselves
are examples of which type of pronoun?
reflexive
President John Kennedy had severe back trouble, and although he approached stairs gingerly and lifted with care, he did swim and sail, and occasionally he even managed to play touch football with friends, family members, or co-workers.
Identify the pronouns.
he
Krista is the math tutor who helped me the most.
identify the pronoun and its type.
who, relative