100 Examples of Pronouns

The pronouns They are words that can replace nouns or noun phrases and are used to refer to people, animals, or things without directly mentioning them. For example: That He is my cousin.

These words have no lexical meaning by themselves, but rather acquire meaning based on the noun they replace. From the morphological point of view, they can vary in gender, number and person, depending on what type of pronoun it is. For example: The he is a good man. / They they sang a song.

Pronouns types

Pronouns can be classified into different types according to the function they fulfill in the sentence:

• Personal pronouns. They allude to the different participants in a discourse, whether they are people, animals or things, and they are the ones that designate the grammatical persons.

SingularPluralFirst personI, me, me, with usSecond person you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, youThird personhe, she, it, him, the, it, yes, I get them, they, them, the, the, yes, I get

• Possessive pronouns. They indicate a relationship of belonging to the noun they replace.

SingularPluralFirst personmine, mine, mineSecond personyours, yours, yours, yours, yours, yours, yours, yours, yours, yours, yoursThird personyours, yours, yours

SingularPluralMalethis, that, those, these, those, thoseFemalethis, that, that, these, those, thoseNeutralthis, that, that—

Singular
Plural

Male
Female
Male
Female

Person
who, what who, what

person or thing
the one, which one, which one, which one, which one, which one

Possession
whose whose whose whose

Amount
how much how many how many

Male
Female

Singular
what, who, which how much how much

Plural
what, who, which how many how many

• Indefinite pronouns. They refer to people, animals or things in an imprecise way with regard to quantity.

Male
Female

Singular
quite, whoever, any one, all, so much, little, too much, other, a lot, none some, all, so much, little, too much, other, much, none

Plural
quite a few, whoever, any some, all, many, few, too many, others, many, various some, all, many, few, too many, others, many, various

Invariable in gender and number
someone, something, more, less, nobody, nothing, every

Sentences with pronouns

Sentences with personal pronouns

1. I I have many friends.
2. You you’re smart.
3. whatYou are you his cousin?
4. tell us if you he needs something.
5. I doubt that to you you lie.
6. The has other possibilities.
7. She begins to doubt.
8. spoke for Yeah.
9. I think us talk to us.
10. You They can sit on that table.
11. whatYou can you come back tomorrow?
12. Them Always are late.
13. You can sayI The time?
14. Us He asked us to wait.
15. Tea I look surprised.
16. I know he was running.
17. It he harshly rebuked.
18. Them I will answer all questions.
19. Us we crashed
20. I know they lie to each other.

Sentences with possessive pronouns

1. That’s not my bag, the Own It’s that one.
2. Those keys are mine.
3. This dish is yours.
4. The yours They are marked with your initials.
5. Do not touch that computer if it is not the hers.
6. He took care of my children as if they were his.
7. that house is mine.
8. The red cap is yours.
9. He took my jacket, but left the yours.
10. The books on the shelf are mine.

Sentences with demonstrative pronouns

1. These are my principles.
2. That is your teacher
3. East it’s your new boss.
4. I hope that is it was the last time.
5. That is my youngest daughter.
6. my car is that.
7. That it’s my seat.
8. The books I mentioned to you are thosethe ones on the ledge.
9. This It is all I can tell you.
10. That It is the truth.

Sentences with relative pronouns

1. Go with who you want.
2. This is the movie which I spoke you.
3. got everything how much wanted.
4. The job what I was commissioned is very interesting.
5. come in who is have an invitation
6. Its an instrument whose sound is unmatched.
7. These are authors of which never heard of.
8. We returned to the place the fact that we met
9. We will travel to a country whose I don’t know language
10. the cities what we visit are beautiful.

Sentences with interrogative pronouns

1. whatThan you need?
2. I dont know which one is the problem.
3. whatHow much Has it been since we last met?
4. whatWho speaks?
5. whatWhich are your priorities
6. whatHow many are the girls coming to the party?
7. whatWho is it did they go to the wedding?
8. He brought a drink, but I don’t know how much.
9. whatThan did it happen here?
10. I wonder who He gave them permission to go out.

Sentences with exclamatory pronouns

1. ohWho I would have said it!
2. ohHow much i ran today!
3. ohThan your parents will say when they find out!
4. ohHow much we spend in the supermarket!
5. ohWho could!
6. Many things won andhow many losses!
7. ohHow many they will agree with you!
8. ohThan make it down in the rain!
9. ohWho has seen you and who sees you!
10. ohHow many they have fallen in combat!

Sentences with indefinite pronouns

1. Many they think he is lying.
2. I don’t think it stays none.
3. If you don’t like this doctor, we’ll see other.
4. I want to eat oysters, I hope that when we arrive there will be some.
5. The people who came to the event were little.
6. Do not worry about any.
7. quite a few of ours abandoned ship.
8. accepted with something of suspicion.
9. A several they did well on the exam.
10. I wouldn’t say this to anyone.

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