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    Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns and can be personal, singular, plural, or relative. Personal pronouns refer to people and can be in the nominative, possessive, or objective case. Singular pronouns refer to one person or thing while plural pronouns refer to multiple people or things. Relative pronouns relate back to nouns and interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions.

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    Pronouns

    By:Emma and Taylor

    What is a pronoun

    A pronoun takes place of a noun.


    Dave and I are at Cherry Berry.

    Personal pronoun

    Take the place of noun that names


    people
    That is her dog.

    Singular pronoun

    Singular is individual examples: I


    me
    I am going to the Hardware store.

    Plural pronoun

    Plural Is 2 or more example: We you


    they yours ours
    We are going to see a movie tonight.

    The cases

    Nominative Case

    Whom or what the sentence is about


    Sheryl is the smartest person in the
    World.

    Possive Case

    Ownership
    This is my car.

    Objective Case

    Has some thing done to it and


    revives action of a verb
    He threw her in the air.

    Vocative case

    Person or thing spoken to.


    Taylor I am speaking to you.

    Relitive pronoun

    Relate back to nouns.


    The lion who attacked him is dead.

    Interrogative
    pronoun
    A question
    Which one of my people is breathing?

    The End!

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