Ourselves (self), yourselves (self), themselves(self), myself, herself, himself, itself, etc.The intensive pronoun (also called emphatic pronoun) is the same as that of the reflexive pronoun, but it is used for other nouns or a pronoun present in a sentence to indicate that noun or pronoun separately. These pronouns can be ended by the suffix ‘-self’ or ‘-selves’. The reflexive pronoun is a word that is identical to a pronoun or a reflection of a noun, pronoun, adjective, or adverb that reflects back to the subject in a sentence. Here, “ His” is possessed for a person Jimmy in a sentence. We had spent a lot of time with Jimmy and his sister.Say the first person: Singular- My, mine.įor third person: Singular- His, hers, it’s. If it comes to a place of the person with respect to the singular and plural form. mine, ours, yours, his, hers, its, theirs, etc.The pronoun, which shows some relation or possession quality or direct relation with someone else, is called a possessive pronoun.
Somebody go and call them to come immediately and report on the ground.They have decorated the entire function within 2 hours.Here, he is a subject pronoun as well as a personal pronoun. For the number: represents the quantity or number of object, person (singular or plural).(masculine or feminine or any object called neuter). For the gender: represents the gender of the speaker in a sentence.
(first-person “ I”, second person “ You”, or third person “ He, She, It”).
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