Pronouns - EnglishSolo

What Are Pronouns?

A pronoun takes the place of a noun or words acting like a noun. Without pronouns, sentences would be long, boring, and repetitive!

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Personal Pronouns

Replace people and things

I you he she it we they

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Possessive Pronouns

Show ownership

my your his her our their

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Demonstrative

Point to specific things

this that these those

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Reflexive

Refer back to the subject

myself yourself himself herself ourselves

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Indefinite

Refer to unspecified people/things

someone anyone everyone nothing everything

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Interrogative

Ask questions

who what which whom whose

📊 Personal Pronouns Reference

Master the most common pronouns with this comprehensive table.

Person

Singular

Plural

First Person

I, me, my, mine

we, us, our, ours

Second Person

you, your, yours

Third Person

he, she, it, him, her, his, her, hers, its

they, them, their, theirs

💡 Tip: Pronouns in blue are possessive pronouns that show ownership!

🔄 See Pronouns in Action

Watch how pronouns eliminate repetition and make sentences flow naturally!

Without Pronouns (Repetitive!)

Jack and Jane eat dinner at a restaurant. Jack and Jane think the restaurant serves the best pasta.

↓ Transform with Pronouns ↓

With Pronouns (Natural!)

Jack and Jane eat dinner at a restaurant. They think it serves the best pasta.

🎯 Practice with Pronouns

Choose the correct pronoun to complete each sentence!

Sarah loves reading books. reads every night before bed.

She

Her

Hers

Herself