Pronouns

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• Pronouns types
• Sentences with personal pronouns
• Sentences with possessive pronouns
• Sentences with demonstrative pronouns
• Sentences with relative pronouns
• Sentences with interrogative pronouns
• Sentences with exclamatory pronouns
• Sentences with indefinite pronouns

The pronouns they are words or parts of words that can substitute nouns. Pronouns do not have lexical meaning by themselves but rather take on the meaning of the noun they replace.

Pronouns have a specific gender and number and, in some cases, also have a specific person.

Pronouns types

• Personal pronouns. They can take the place of the subject or the direct object. Are: I, you, he, you, you, us, us, you, you, they, they, me, you, us, I know.
• Possessive pronouns. They can substitute the noun and its possession. Are: my, my, mine, mine, mine mine, you, your, yours, yours, yours, yours, his, his, his, his, his, his, our, our, our, our, your, your, your, yours .
• Demonstrative pronouns. They show distance or closeness with respect to something. Are: this, that, that, this, that, that, these, those, those. these, those, those, this, that, that.
• Relative Pronouns. They allow joining two blocks of the sentence by referring to a noun that functions as an antecedent. Are: who, who, who, who, what, who, who, who, which, which, which, which, which, which, whose, whose, whose, whose, where.
• Interrogative and exclamatory pronouns. They replace the noun in a question or in an exclamation. Are: what, who, who, which, which, how much, how many, how many, how many, where, how.
• Indefinite pronouns. They do not refer to people and things in particular. Are: a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, a little, a few, a little, a few, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, too much, too many, too much, too many, some, some, some, some, none, none, some nothing.

Sentences with personal pronouns

1. I I have many friends.
2. Your you're smart.
3. ¿You are you his cousin
4. Tell us if you he needs something.
5. I doubt that you lie to you.
6. The has other possibilities.
7. She begins to doubt.
8. Spoke to yes.
9. I think it speaks to us we.
10. You can be located on that table
11. ¿You can you come back tomorrow?
12. They Always are late.
13. You can sayI The time?
14. Us he asked us to wait.
15. Tea I look surprised.
16. I know went running.
17. The he scolded harshly.
18. Them I will answer all the questions.
19. Us we collide.
20. I know they lie to each other.

• More examples in: Personal pronouns

Sentences with possessive pronouns

1. That is not my coat, the Own It's that one.
2. Those keys are the mine.
3. This dish is of yours.
4. The yours They are marked with your initials.
5. Do not touch that computer if it is not the hers.
6. He took care of my children as if they were his.
7. We invite you to our wedding.
8. Our friends came to visit us.
9. Me brother is an accountant.
10. Eat you food.

• It can help you: Possessive adjectives

Sentences with demonstrative pronouns

1. What are they these spots?
2. I did not like that movie.
3. East is your new boss.
4. I hope that this it was the last time.
5. That she is my youngest daughter.
6. That man was very mysterious.
7. That it's my chair.
8. I live near those trees.
9. You can see that window?
10. That it's true.

• See also: Demonstrative adjectives

Sentences with relative pronouns

1. This is the book what wanted to.
2. This is the movie of the which I spoke you.
3. Here it is where I feel comfortable.
4. Come on Who have an invitation.
5. Its an instrument whose sound is unmatched.
6. Don't tell me the end of the movie what I'll see today.
7. We returned to the place in which we met.
8. The job what I was commissioned is very interesting.
9. We will travel to a country whose language I do not know.
10. Home where we will sleep is very old.

• See also: Demonstrative adjectives

Sentences with interrogative pronouns

1. ¿What you need?
2. I dont know which is the problem.
3. ¿How much time passed?
4. ¿Where does your eldest son live?
5. ¿Bywhat they got mad?
6. ¿When is your marriage
7. Each how much time to vaccinate the dog?
8. From where did you get that idea?
9. ¿For what did they send me the budget?
10. ¿How it's played?

Sentences with exclamatory pronouns

1. ¡Who I would have said it!
2. ¡How much snow!
3. ¡What unfair!
4. ¡How much I spend together!
5. ¡What joy gave me!
6. ¡Where they will be finished!
7. ¡What how cold it is!
8. ¡How much people came!
9. ¡How many complaints!
10. ¡How much truth!

Sentences with indefinite pronouns

1. Let's eat something.
2. I don't think it remains none.
3. I sure had some what another mistake.
4. ¿Any Did you ever travel by plane?
5. Wine little people.
6. I do not see nothing.
7. Am quite mad at you.
8. They told me something that I can't tell you.
9. That doesn't have nothing to see.
10. Did they have any better idea?