Subject pronouns are

used when the person or

thing is the subject of the

sentence or clause.

Object pronouns are

used

when the person or thing

is the object of the

sentence or clause

Types Of Pronouns

• Singular Pronouns - Where

the pronoun is only

referring to one specific

noun.

• Plural Pronouns - Where

the pronoun is used to refer

to a number of nouns.

Prepositional

pronouns come

after a preposition.

No distinct forms

exist in English

Possessive pronouns

are

used to

indicate possession or

ownership.

Relative Pronouns (who/whoever/which/that)

relate

groups of words to nouns or other pronouns

(The student who studies hardest usually does

the best.)

Interrogative pronouns

(who/which/what) introduce questions.

(What is that? Who will help me?

Which do you prefer?) Which is

generally used with more specific

Paragraph.Holly jones is not ugly, but she want to

become beautiful girl like her two sister. Especially after she meet march shannon, he ask what is your name? holly jones. She reply. After that she always thinking of him every night.