Welcome to Pronouns. Be sure to watch the introductory grammar video on the left before continuing to read this section.
You will learn many ways to use pronouns in English and there are many different types. Pronouns replace nouns which can be people, places,things or ideas.
There are subject pronouns, object pronouns, interrogative pronouns, possessive pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, reciprocal, relative, reflexive and indefinite pronouns.
Indefinite Pronouns
All, both, few, nothing, somebody, another, everything, many, one, something, anybody, everybody, most, other, such, anyone, everyone, none, several, anything, each, no one, someRemember that if a pronoun replaces a noun, it must agree in number and gender. A singular pronoun must replace a singular noun and a plural pronoun must replace a plural noun. Look below for sample sentences:
Roger sat in the chair and then he ate some pizza.My hat is on the dresser. It is blue.
My dog is very clever! He knows a lot of commands. (the dog is male)
General Info on Pronouns
Try the games below to practice what you learned:
Subject/Object/Poss. PronounsInterr/Demons/Indefinite Pronouns
All Types of Pronouns