Type of pronoun.Part-
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Pronoun
সাধারনত Noun এর পরিবর্তে Pronoun বসে।
Common pronouns
are I, him, his,
her, they, them, it, we, us, etc. , me, he, sh
Example:
-
His
contribution is appreciable.
-
This job is
done by them.
-
She is a
pretty girl.
-
They are
unbeatable.
Role of Pronoun
in a Sentence: Pronouns
are usually short words and they are used to make sentences less cluttered and
less repetitive.
Kinds of Pronoun:
There are many
different kinds of pronouns---
·
Personal Pronoun
·
Possessive Pronoun
·
Reflexive Pronoun
·
Intensive Pronoun
·
Indefinite Pronoun
·
Demonstrative Pronoun
·
Relative Pronoun
·
Interrogative Pronoun
·
Reciprocal Pronoun.
1.Personal pronoun:
A personal pronoun is
used instead of a person.
Such as
I, you, he, she, we, they and who.
When a personal pronoun is the subject of a verb, it is
called Subjective Pronoun
(I, we, he, she, they, and you).
= love this book.
When a
personal pronoun is not a subject and acts as the object, then it is called
Objective Pronoun
(me,
you, her, him, it, us, them and whom).
=Give it to him.
2.Possessive Pronoun:
A
Possessive Pronoun shows ownership of something.
Such
as his, hers, its, mine, yours, ours, and theirs.
Example:
-
This pen
is mine.
-
Yours one
is not real.
-
Take hers
from the room.
3.Reflexive Pronoun:
Reflexive Pronoun refers back to the subject in the sentence.
They are myself, himself,
herself, ourselves, themselves, yourselves and itself.
Example:
Ø
I ask
myself when I take a decision.
Ø
He spoke
to himself.
Ø
We learn
about ourselves everyday.
4.Intensive Pronoun:
An
Intensive Pronoun is used for emphasis. Intensive pronouns are myself, himself, herself,
yourself, itself, yourselves, ourselves and themselves.
Example:
·
I myself
have done the job.
·
The
president himself visited the area.
·
He himself
can’t do it.
5.Indefinite Pronoun:
An Indefinite Pronoun refers to an indefinite or non-specific
person or thing. pronouns
are any, anything, some, someone, somebody, everybody, everything, everyone,
nobody, none, one, several, some, few, manyand each.
Example:
·
All people gathered here for the same purpose.
·
Does anyone know anything about the matter?
·
Each must do his best.
·
One must do one’s duty.
·
Anybody can play the game easily.
·
None but the brave deserves the fair.
6.Demonstrative Pronoun:
A Demonstrative
Pronoun particularly point out a noun.
This, these, that and those are demonstrative pronouns to
point out a noun.
Example:
·
You can
smell that from here.
·
This
smells good.
·
Those were
bad days.
·
Look at
that.
·
Would you
deliver this?
7.Relative Pronoun:
A Relative
Pronoun is a pronoun that introduces or links one phrase or clause to another
in the sentence.
Relative Pronoun are that, who, whom, where,
when, whoever, whichever and whomever.
Example:
o The person who called me is my uncle.
o I know where I am going.
o The pen which I lost was red.
o You should buy the book that you need for the course.
o Robii Thakur is a poet who wrote the National Anthem.
N.B_(Who
and whom refer only to people. Which refers to things, qualities and ideas. )
That and whose refer to people, qualities, things and
ideas.
8.Interrogative Pronoun:
An Interrogative Pronoun is used to ask question. It helps to ask
about something.
Interrogative Pronouns are who, which, what, whom, whose; as well as whoever,
whomever, whichever and whatever.
-
Who and whom refer to person.
-
What refers to thing.
Which
refers to person or thing and whoserefers to person as possessive.
Example:
o
What’s
happened?
o
What do
you expect from me?
o
Who
designed this website?
o
Whose
mobile is this?
o
Whatever
did you want?
9.Reciprocal Pronoun:
A
Reciprocal Pronoun refers the relations between two or more persons or things.
Each other and one another are Reciprocal Pronouns.
Example:
Ø Rimi and Raju like
each other.
Ø We should help one
another.
Ø Why don’t we believe
each other?
Ø They do not tolerate
each other.
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part-------------Adjective
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