personal pronoun
subject pronoun
object pronoun
demonstrative pronoun
interrogative pronoun
relative pronoun
personal pronouns are used to replace nouns in sentences
she is the pronoun used to refer to a female
he is a pronoun used to refer to a male
they is a pronoun used for plural subjects
we is a pronoun used for the speaker and others
it is a pronoun used for non-human subjects
my is a possessive pronoun indicating ownership
your is a possessive pronoun indicating ownership by the listener
his is a possessive pronoun indicating ownership by a male
their is a possessive pronoun indicating ownership by a group
Do you have some similar pronouns like this?
You could also use the pronoun " nobody."
So you're going to use those pronouns.
I, he, she and it are all pronouns.
So we know that those is a pronoun.
" No one" is an indefinite pronoun meaning " no person."
Okay? You don't have to use the personal pronoun.
So you need the object pronoun for whatever matches the subject.
We've learned when to use reflexive pronouns and when not to.
But we don't use a reflexive pronoun with prepositions of place.
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