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Pronoun For Class 7
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Pronouns for Class 7
What is a pronoun?
Definition of pronoun for class 7th: A pronoun is used as a noun in a sentence and a
pronoun works similarly to nouns. For example, Neha was studying law, Neha was playing
with friends, Neha was drinking coffee.
Here we can see, Neha is a noun (name). A pronoun does a similar thing, it is used in the
place of a noun.
We can see repeated use of Neha, which either describes her qualities, what is she doing, or
various activities performed by her. If we write, She is a great athlete, she loves to dance, she
cooks delicious food.
We are using her a lot of times, which is a noun and indicates what she is doing.
1. Personal pronouns
2. Indefinite pronouns
3. Interrogative pronouns
4. Demonstrative pronouns
5. Distributive pronouns
6. Reciprocal pronouns
7. Reflexive pronouns
8. Emphatic pronouns
1. Personal Pronouns
1. First-person- I, me, we, us, ours, mine, when we are speaking about ourselves it is called the
first person.
2. Second person- You, yours, your, when the person is a listener, it is called the second
person.
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2. Indefinite Pronouns
Pronouns that don't indicate a fixed number of people, persons, and things.
All, much, some, few, one, many, other, somebody, anybody, much, is all included in
indefinite pronouns.
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1. All
2. None
3. Some
4. Somebody
5. More
6. Few
7. Anyone
8. Many
9. Few
10. Some
3. Interrogative Pronouns
What, where, how, when, whose, which, whenever, why, whom are interrogative
pronouns.
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1. What
2. Which
3. Whose
4. Whom
5. Which
6. Where
7. Whom
8. What
9. When
10. How
4. Demonstrative Pronouns
For example
1. This is my room.
2. Those are beautiful lilies.
3. These glasses belong to me.
4. That was my notebook
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1. This
2. Those
3. That
4. These
5. Those
6. That
7. These
8. Those
9. That
10. This
5. Distributive Pronoun
Pronouns that distribute any person, animal, or thing are called a distributive Pronoun
Each, any, none, some, every, neither, no other, either, or are all distributive Pronoun.
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1. Each
2. Either
3. Or
4. Some
5. Any
6. Each
7. No other
8. Some
9. Neither
10. None
6. Reciprocal Pronouns
Pronouns are made of two different pronouns and are used to show a relationship.
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7. Reflexive pronouns
When words like myself, ourself, himself, herself are used are called reflexive pronouns.
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1. Himself
2. Ourselves
3. Myself
4. Itself
5. Herself
6. Themselves
7. Himself
8. Yourself
9. Herself
10. Herself
8. Emphasis Pronouns
It is the same as reflexive pronouns, the only difference is, in Emphasis pronouns, we ask---
-- whom?
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