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They are usually short for I
CENTRAL NOUNS
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
REFLECTIVE NOUNS
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
Example - Tom collected HIS bag.
Class of 3 earned a treat because THEY finished all of THEIR work.
Three main categories of pronouns that express contrasts of a person.
Example - first, second, third
A number singular and plural
Gender, masculine, feminine and non personal
I, you, she, he, they, me, him, her, them.
Links to a noun or a pronoun in a clause when something performs an action for or itself.
Example- myself, yourself, himself, ourselves, themselves.
Replaces a noun phrase and indicates ownership.
Example- mine, yours, his/hers, ours or theirs.
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- GCSE ENGLISH Note on Pronouns - created from Mind Map, created by Katie Ellis on 04/07/2020.
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