Pronouns

Pronouns

               Noun or pronoun is a word that can replace a noun or noun phrase. Pronoun serves to avoid repetition of a noun or noun phrase the same mentioned earlier

1.Personal pronoun (the pronoun)

A. When the personal pronouns used as subjects:

I = I is the singular personal pronoun.

You = you are the second person singular pronoun

He (male) = He is the third person singular pronoun

He (female) = She is the third person singular pronoun

She / it / this (object / animal) = It is pronouns / single third animal.

We / us = We are the first person plural pronoun

You = You are the second person plural pronoun

They = They are the third person plur

B. When the personal pronouns used as objects, then:

 I become Me

 You remain You

 He became Him

 She became Her

 It remained It

 We became Us

 You remain You

 They became Them

example:

I like them, They like me

We love you, You love us

She hopes me, I hope her

2. Possessive pronouns (pronouns kepunyaaan)

The pronoun is divided into two parts:

A. That as an adjective, such as:

My = belonged / belongs to me

Your = yours

His = belongs to her man

Her = belonged to her female

Its = belonging to him objects / animals

Our = ours / we

Your = belonging to you (plural)

Their = theirs

B. As a pronoun:

Mine = milikkku

Yours = yours

His = belonging to her (male)

Hers = belonging to her (female)

Ours = ours / we

Yours = yours

Theirs = theirs

C. Reflexive pronouns (reflexive pronoun)

Myself = Myself

Yourself = You yourself

Himself = He himself (male)

Herself = He himself (female)

Itself = He himself (animal / object)

Our selves = us / our own

Themselves = They themselves

There were 2 use this reflexive pronoun:

A. To declare that rang or animals do something to himself

example:

I love my self

They hit Themselves

We hurt our selves

 B. To state it more emphatic pronoun:

I myself saw that accident

They cooked the rice Themselves

We our selves broke the wall