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Pronouns G10

This document discusses different types of pronouns including demonstrative pronouns like this and that, interrogative pronouns like what and who, indefinite pronouns like all and any, and relative pronouns like that and which. It provides examples of how each type of pronoun is used in a sentence to replace a noun.

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Pronouns G10

This document discusses different types of pronouns including demonstrative pronouns like this and that, interrogative pronouns like what and who, indefinite pronouns like all and any, and relative pronouns like that and which. It provides examples of how each type of pronoun is used in a sentence to replace a noun.

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PRONOUNS
are words used to
take the place of nouns in
a sentence.
DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS
Points out a noun.
May look like a demonstrative
adjective but is used differently in a
sentence: it acts as a pronoun, taking
the place of a noun.
That This

These Those

Example:
That is a good idea.
These are hilarious cartoons.
INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS
Used in a question.
Helps to ask about something.
Compound words ending in “ever” such as
whatever, whichever, whoever, whomever.
May look like an interrogative adjective, but is used
differently in a sentence: it acts as a pronoun,
taking the place of a noun.
What Who

Which Whom

Example:
What on earth is that?
Who ate the last piece of fig Newtons?
INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
An indefinite, or general, person or thing.
May look like an indefinite adjective but it
is used in differently in a sentence: it acts
as a pronoun, taking the place of a noun.
all everyone none

any few nothing

both many several

some,
each neither
somebody

Example:
Something smells good.
Many like salsa with their chips.
RELATIVE PRONOUNS
Introduces a clause, or part of a sentence
that describes a noun.
that who

which whom

Example:
You should bring the book that you love
most.
Hector is a photographer who does great
work.

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