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 A **pronoun** is a word used to replace a noun (or noun phrase) in a sentence to avoid repetition and make speech or writing smoother. Pronouns can refer to people, places, things, or ideas previously mentioned or understood in context.

### **Types of Pronouns:**

1. **Personal Pronouns** – Refer to specific people or things.  

   - *Subject pronouns*: I, you, he, she, it, we, they  

     (Example: *She* is reading a book.)  

   - *Object pronouns*: me, you, him, her, it, us, them  

     (Example: Give *her* the pen.)  

2. **Possessive Pronouns** – Show ownership.  

   - mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs  

     (Example: The book is *hers*.)  

3. **Reflexive Pronouns** – Refer back to the subject.  

   - myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves  

     (Example: She hurt *herself*.)  

4. **Demonstrative Pronouns** – Point to specific things.  

   - this, that, these, those  

     (Example: *This* is my car.)  

5. **Interrogative Pronouns** – Used to ask questions.  

   - who, whom, whose, which, what  

     (Example: *Who* called you?)  

6. **Relative Pronouns** – Introduce relative clauses.  

   - who, whom, whose, which, that  

     (Example: The man *who* called is my uncle.)  

7. **Indefinite Pronouns** – Refer to non-specific things.  

   - someone, anybody, nothing, everyone, few, many  

     (Example: *Everyone* enjoyed the party.)  

8. **Reciprocal Pronouns** – Show mutual actions.  

   - each other, one another  

     (Example: They helped *each other*.)  

### **Example in a Sentence:**

- Without pronoun: *Maria* said *Maria* lost *Maria’s* keys.  

- With pronouns: *Maria* said *she* lost *her* keys.  

Pronouns make language more efficient and natural! Let me know if you'd like more examples. 😊

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