Definitions
Used in a sentence
Used in a sentence
Predicate Nominative
Transitive/Intransitive
100

is used to refer to something the subject owns.

what is a possessive pronoun 

100

This is the man who saved my life.

what is a relative pronoun?

100

He is allergic to dogs. 

What is a subjective pronoun?

100

The winners of the writing contest were Brad and (he/him).

Who is he?

100

Lori traveled to Florida on Spring Break break.

Intransitive

200

are used as direct objects when the object is the same as the subject of the verb

what is a reflexive pronoun?

200

Kelly bought her coat at the mall

What is a possessive pronoun

200

That smells so good. 

What is a demonstrative pronoun?

200

The conductor of the orchestra was (her/she).

Who is she?

200

He jumped over the log.

Transitive

300

A personal pronoun that is the subject of the sentence

what is a subjective pronoun

300

What is my zodiac sign?

what is a pisces?

300

Who won the game last night?

What is an interrogative pronoun?
300

Which of your teachers has a birthday on September, 28th?

Who is Mrs. Hood?

300

We ran to the park last week. 

Intransitive. 

400

Connect a clause or phrase to a noun or pronoun

what is a relative pronoun

400

Everyone went to the St.X vs Trinity game. 

what is an indefinite pronoun?

400

Please give me money for the game 

what is an objective pronoun? 

400

The winners of the house competition will be (we/us)

Who is we?

400

The girl baked a cake for her mom. 

Transitive. 

500

Does not point to any particular, but refer to people or things in general.

what is an indefinite pronoun?

500

Megan taught herself how to do a flip

What is a reflexive pronoun?

500

The detective knew she would have to investigate the suspect herself. 

What is intensive pronoun. 

500

Our toughest opponents are (them/they).

Who is they?

500

At the dance, Matthew lingered by the refreshment table.

Intransitive.