PERSONAL PRONOUN
SINGULAR
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PLURAL
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Subject Pronouns
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I
You
She, He, It
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We
You
They
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Object Pronouns
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Me
You
Her, Him, It
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Us
You
Them
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Possessive Pronouns
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Mine
Your
Hers, His
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Ours
Yours
Theirs
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Possessive Adjective
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Me
Your
Her, His, Its name
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Our names
Your names
Their names
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A pronoun is
used in place of a noun. It refers to a noun. The noun it refers to is called
the antecedent. Examples :
- I read the book. It was good.
(The pronoun “it”
refers to the antecedent noun “book”.)
- Mary said, ”I drink tea”.
(The pronoun “I”
refers to the speaker, whose name is Mary.)
Possessive
pronouns are not followed immediately by a noun; they stand alone. Example :
That book is mine. Those are yours over there.*
Possessive
adjectives are followed immediately by a noun; they don’t stand alone. Example
: My book is here. Your books are over there.
*Possessive nouns require
apostrophes; Example, That book is Safarina’s.
Possessive
pronouns do NOT take apostrophes.
ð CORRECT
: That book is hers, and those
books are theirs.
INCORRECT :
That book is her’s, and those books are their’sTugas Merangkum Buku.
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