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A relative pronoun is connecting pronoun which connects the main clause to the subordinate clause.
Examples: whom which, what, that, whoever, whatever
An interrogative pronoun asks a question. Example: who, whose, whom, which, what
A demonstrative pronoun specifies a noun without stating the noun and may seperate one item from another.
Examples: this, that, these, those
An intensive pronouns intensifies (emphasizes) the noun or pronoun which it refers to.
Examples: myself, himself, yourself
A reflexive pronoun is a pronoun that pulls action back upon the subject.
Examples: itself, yourself, themselves
An indefinite pronoun does not specifically name the noun or pronoun that it replaces.
Examples: anything, everyone, neither, other, one, such, several, nobody, everything, both, all, another, something
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Pronouns: Relative, Interrogative, Demonstrative, Intensive & Reflexive, Indefinite - Examples
| Relative Pronouns |
The USA is the country that first sent a man to the moon. That relates to USA. |
| Interrogative Pronouns |
Who wants to go shopping? |
| Demonstrative Pronouns |
That was a silly idea. |
| Intensive Pronouns |
Who wants to clean up this mess. |
| Reflexive Pronouns |
Bill gave himself a big birthday present. |
| Indefinite Pronouns |
Somebody will pick it up later. |
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