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    Other Types of Pronoun There are many types of pronouns besides personal pronouns, including possessive pronouns like mine and yours, reflexive pronouns like myself and herself, reciprocal pronouns like each other, relative pronouns like that and who, demonstrative pronouns like this and those, interrogative pronouns like what and why, and indefinite pronouns like anything and nobody.

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    Other Types of Pronoun

    As well as personal pronouns, there are many other types, which we


    summarize here.   
     
    Members of
    Pronoun Type the Example
    Subclass
    mine, yours,
    Possessive his, hers, ours, The white car is mine
    theirs
    myself,
    yourself,
    himself,
    herself, itself, He injured himself playing
    Reflexive oneself, football
    ourselves,
    yourselves,
    themselves
    each other, one They really hate each
    Reciprocal another other

    Relative that, which,


    who, whose, The book that  you gave
    whom, where, me was really boring
    when
    this, that,
    Demonstrative these, those This is a new car

    who, what,
    why, where,
    Interrogative when,
    What  did he say to you?
    whatever

    Indefinite anything,
    anybody,
    anyone,
    something,
    There's something in my
    somebody,
    shoe
    someone,
    nothing,
    nobody, none,
    no one
    Choose the best answer to complete the
    sentences below!
    1. The jaw structure of a snake permits it to eat
    and digest animals much larger than ………
    a. it c. itself
    b. its d. it has

    2. There are ten children playing in the yard


    near my house, but your child is not……….
    a. among them c. among their
    b. among us d. among theirs

    3. The human body relies on certain nutrients


    for ……. survival.
    a. it c. his
    b. its d. hers
    4. Seals can keep ……….. because they have a
    thick layer of blubber under their fur.
    a. their warm c. warm themselves
    b. they warm d. them warm

    5. My name is Samuel. ...... am a German.


    a. I c. My
    b. Me d. Mine

    6. My grandparents live in Berlin. We visit ......


    often.
    a. they c. them
    b. their d. theirs

    7. Let ...... help you carry these bags.


    a. me c. I am
    b. I d. my
    8. James should stay back after school. .... has
    football practice.
    a. he c. they
    b. him d. their

    9. That car is ...... It is not .....


    a, my, your c. my, yours
    b. mine, yours d. mine, your

    10. This is....bedroom. That is ....


    a. my, her c. my, hers
    b. mine, hers d. mine, her

    Choose the errors and correct them!


    1. Mine birthday is on May 18th and his is on
    June 21st.

    2. This is some of the nicest weather our’ve had


    lately.

    3. Would you like something to drink with you


    friends?

    4. After she had bought himself a new


    automobile, she sold her bicycle.

    5. If it is kept dry, a seed can still sprout up to


    forty years after their formation.

    6. Peter and me play tennis every morning with


    our friends in the yard.
    7. I searched all over, but mine couldn’t find my
    notes anywhere.

    8. She bought two bags of sweets and gave it to


    the children.

    9. The cause of pollution is man himself and


    their inventions.

    10. The man who lives across the road from us


    is very proud of their daughters.

    11. Ambition is one of the most dangerous


    things in life. They can even force a man to
    become evil.
    12. The results of my oral exam are out today. I
    hope they don't put it up on the notice board.
    13. Rose was an excellent student but she
    always suffered terrible nerves before doing his
    exams.

    14. I could see three cows sitting in a nearby


    field having its afternoon rest.

    15. My friends and I went for a holiday in


    Hawaii and really enjoyed ourselves.

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