tulisan wajib ( PRONOUN )

Pronoun

Pronoun or pronoun used to avoid the too frequent repetition of nouns in the sentence.

For example: The secretary types a letter and the secretary gives the letter to the manager.

Two nouns 'Secretary' and 'Letter' in repeated twice in the sentence above. To avoid repetition of the men g we can use the pronoun.

She said pronoun can substitute it to replace Secretary and Letter.

The sentence becomes:

The secretary types a letter and she gives it to the manager.

Various kinds of pronouns (Pronoun)

1.        Personal Pronoun is a pronoun

a.        First person (first person): is the person in question

b.       Second person (second person): is the person to talk to

c.        Third Person (third person): is the person we're talking about

2.        Possessive Adjective is a possessive pronoun that must be followed by a noun.

3.        Possessive Pronoun is a pronoun that shows ownership / belonging that comes from the personal pronoun.

4.        Pronoun is a reflexive pronoun that is a reflection of the personal pronoun.

5.        Demonstrative pronouns are pronouns pointer, both for personal and non-personal

6.        The relative pronoun is a pronoun that serves to connect the adjective clause. The main relative pronouns are: who, Whom, roomates, what, that, Whose.

a.        It was the chairman who decided on the new investment.

b.       I know the man you speak to with Whom.

c.        Have you received the samples we sent last week roomates?

d.       These are the files that need filing

e.        I know the man Whose leg was broken.

Wide Pronoun	Explanation	Example
Personal Pronoun	A pronoun for people, animals, objects, or things specifically. Form of the pronoun depends on the role (subject, object, possessive), number, person-to-, and gender of the noun that it replaces.	I, you, us, them, its
Demonstrative Pronoun	A pronoun that using parameter number (number) and distance (distance).	this, that, these, those
Interrogative Pronoun	Pronoun is used to ask a question.	Who is that man? (Who's that man?)
Relative Pronoun	A pronoun that is usually used to introduce a relative clause that describes a noun.	The packet, which was sent a week ago, has received. (The package, which was sent last week, has been received.)
Indefinite Pronoun	A pronoun for people, objects, or things in general or specific.	anything, everything, none
Reflexive Pronoun	Pronoun is used to express that the subject receives the action of the verb (reciprocal action) in a clause or sentence.	I'm going to buy myself new jeans. (I will buy a pair of jeans.)
Intensive Pronoun	Pronoun is used to give emphasis to the noun that precedes it.	I promise myself not to corrupt the project. (I promise not to corrupt the project.)
Reciprocal Pronoun	Pronoun is used in the condition when two or more subjects perform the same actions with each other.	each other, one another

Table for pronoun :

Personal pronoun as subject	Personal pronoun as object	Possessive adjective	Possessive pronouns	Reflexive pronoun	Demonstrative Pronoun	Relative pronoun
I We You They Hey She It	Me Us You Them Him Her It	My Our Cell Their His Her Its	Mine Ours Yours Theirs His Hers Its	Myself Ourselves Yourself / Yourselves Themselves Himself Herself Itself	This That These Those	Who Whose Whom Which That

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