Kinds of Pronouns
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Personal Pronoun, Possessive pronoun, Indefinite pronoun, Intensive pronoun, Reflexive pronoun, Interrogative pronoun, or Demonstrative pronoun.
Which is your coffee cup?
Interrogative
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The flight attendant handed two cans of soda to (ours, we, us).
Us
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Paolo operates a pushcart. I often buy hot dogs from (him, he, himself)
Him
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The locker next to Matthew is (mine, myself's, my)
mine
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Personal Pronoun, Possessive pronoun, Indefinite pronoun, Intensive pronoun, Reflexive pronoun, Interrogative pronoun, or Demonstrative pronoun.
A bus driver gave me directions to Grover Falls.
Personal pronoun
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Neal and (me, I, myself) dream of stardom as basketball players.
I
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The librarian gave the ninth-graders and (we, us, ourselves) a library tour
us
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Each boy in the class has (his, their, him) own locker.
his
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Personal Pronoun, Possessive pronoun, Indefinite pronoun, Intensive pronoun, Reflexive pronoun, Interrogative pronoun, or Demonstrative pronoun.
The seamstress pricked herself with a sewing needle.
Reflexive pronoun
Some people brought earplugs with (them, they, theirselves)
Them
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Next summer (we, us, ourselves) chorus members will tour Europe.
we
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Many people (is, are, was) coming to Grandma's birthday party.
are
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Personal Pronoun, Possessive pronoun, Indefinite pronoun, Intensive pronoun, Reflexive pronoun, Interrogative pronoun, or Demonstrative pronoun.
That gray van with a dented fender is ours.
Possessive
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Ms. Wright is a sky-diving teacher. (Her, Herself, She) used to be a stunt woman.
She
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Nikki speaks Spanish more frequently than (I, me, myself)
I
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Several of the gymnasts dusted (his, their, theirs) hands with chalk.
their
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Personal Pronoun, Possessive pronoun, Indefinite pronoun, Intensive pronoun, Reflexive pronoun, Interrogative pronoun, or Demonstrative pronoun.
Those look like spotted owls over there.
Demonstrative
The dastardly villain in the play is (him, himself, he)
He
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That store mannequin seems to be slipping out of (it's, it, its) shoes.
its
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Personal Pronoun, Possessive pronoun, Indefinite pronoun, Intensive pronoun, Reflexive pronoun, Interrogative pronoun, or Demonstrative pronoun.
Anybody can come to the dance on Friday night.
Indefinite pronoun