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    This document provides an introduction to different types of pronouns in grammar, including personal pronouns used for people and things, possessive pronouns that show ownership, and interrogative pronouns used to ask questions. It gives examples of subjective and objective personal pronouns and possessive pronouns showing ownership of nouns, things, or people. The document recommends consulting a full grammar book for more details on other pronoun types like relative, demonstrative, reflexive, and indefinite pronouns.

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    This document provides an introduction to different types of pronouns in grammar, including personal pronouns used for people and things, possessive pronouns that show ownership, and interrogative pronouns used to ask questions. It gives examples of subjective and objective personal pronouns and possessive pronouns showing ownership of nouns, things, or people. The document recommends consulting a full grammar book for more details on other pronoun types like relative, demonstrative, reflexive, and indefinite pronouns.

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    Grammar Pronouns

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    This document provides an introduction to different types of pronouns in grammar, including personal pronouns used for people and things, possessive pronouns that show ownership, and interrogative pronouns used to ask questions. It gives examples of subjective and objective personal pronouns and possessive pronouns showing ownership of nouns, things, or people. The document recommends consulting a full grammar book for more details on other pronoun types like relative, demonstrative, reflexive, and indefinite pronouns.

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    Text-based Intervention –Grammar

    Grammar (Pronouns)
    Pronouns are words that are Possessive Pronouns
    use in place of nouns, to avoid Possessive pronouns show
    who or what owns them. They
    Personal Pronoun repetition of words and/or
    stand in the place of a noun
    Personal pronouns are used clumsiness. that is owned by someone.
    for people and things.

    The book belongs to Mark. It is his book.


    Tanya owns the red car. The car is hers.
    Subjective
    We live in that house on the hill. It’s ours. Interrogative Pronouns
    He eats lunch – She eats lunch Interrogative pronouns ask
    These flowers came from our neighbour’s
    They eat lunch – We eat lunch questions such as who, what,
    garden. These are their flowers.
    You eat lunch – I eat lunch where, whose?
    That game belongs to me. It’s my game.
    It has a trunk and tusks
    That’s your wallet. It belongs to you.
    It opened its mouth and roared
    That belongs to my friend’s family. It’s theirs.

    Who are you?


    Which way do we go?
    Objective
    This page is only an What are you doing?
    David got a new dog. It licked him.
    introduction to pronouns. Whose shoes are these?
    Pauline sat on a bee. It stung her.
    Mum cleaned the house. I helped her. Please consult a grammar
    The baby was hungry. I fed it. book for other type of
    Mum drove us to the shops. pronouns, such as
    Our team was winning. We cheered them. relative, demonstrative, Pronouns
    reflexive and indefinite
    pronouns.

    Created by David Newman speech-


    speech-language pathologist

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