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SpecialreviewcoursewareforEnglishpronounsinxx年xx月xx日目录CATALOGUEOverviewofPronounsPersonalpronounsDemonstrativepronounIndefinitepronounInterrogtivepronounsRelativepronoun01OverviewofPronounsPronounsarewordsthatreplacenounsinasense,allowingthewritertoavoidrepeatingthesamenounmultipletimesTheyareusedtorefertospecificpeople,places,orthingsmentionedearlierinthetextDefinitionofPronouns

ClassificationofPronounsPersonalproofsTheseareusedtorefertospecificindividuals,suchas"I,""you,""he,""she,""it,"and"they.""ImperialproofsTheseareusedtorefertoinanimateobjectsorabstractideas,suchas"it,""one,"and"they.""RelativepronounsTheseareusedtointroduceclausesthatmodifyanoun,suchas"who,""which,"and"that."PronounsareusedtoavoidredundancyandmakethetextflowmoresmoothlyTheycanalsobeusedtocreateamoreconsensusandreadytextbyreplacinglongandcomplexnounphraseswithshorterpronounsPronounscanalsohelptoclarifytheintendedmeaningofapresencebyreplacingambiguousnounsTheUsageofPronouns02Personalpronouns0102PronomespessoaisrectosPronounsthatreplaceinanimatenouns:This,that,these,thatPronounsthatreplaceanimalnouns:I,you(singular),he,she,it(inanimate),we,theyUsedastheobjectofaverborpositionRepresentativesofthepersonorthingthatreceivedtheactionoftheverborpositionExample:"Hesawme."AccusativepersonalpronounUsedtoshowsessionorownershipRepresentativesofthepersonorthingthatposessomethingExample:"Mybook"Positivepronoun03DemonstrativepronounAdemonstrativepronounisatypeofpronounusedtoindicatepeopleorthings,usuallyusedtoreplacenounsornounphrasestoavoidrepetition.Commondemonstrativepronounsinclude"this","that","these",and"that",whichcanbeusedtorefertothenounornounphrasementionedearlier.DefinitionofDemonstrativePronunsClassificationofDemonstrativePronuns"This"and"these"areusuallyusedtorefertopeopleorthingsthatarecloser;"That"and"that"areusuallyusedtorefertopeopleorthingsthatarefartheraway.Inasentence,demonstrativepronounscanserveassubjects,objects,predicates,orattributivestoreplacenounsornounphrasesmentionedearlier,makingthesentencemoreconciseandclear.Whenusingdemonstrativepronouns,itisimportanttoavoidambiguityandconfusion,ensuringthatreadersorlistenerscancorrectlyunderstandtheobjectbeingreferredto.Theuseofdemonstrativeproofs04IndefinitepronounThedefinitionofdefinepronounsIndefinitepronounsareusedtorefertopeopleorthingswithoutspecifyingtheiridentityorquantityTheyareoftenusedinplaceofanounphrasethatisdefinedorunknownTheseproofscanrefertoanypersonorthingwithoutspecifyingaspecificidentityorquantityExample:"Someone,""something."GeneraldefineproofsThesepronounsareusedtorefertoaportofalargergrouporquantityExample:"anyone,""anything,""everyone,""everything."PartialdefinepronounsClassificationofdefinepronounsAssubjectDefineproposalscanbeusedasthesubjectofasense,replacinganunknownorunspecifiednounphraseExample:"Someoneisknockingatthedoor."AsobjectDefineproposalscanbeusedastheobjectofaverb,proposal,orotherpartofspeech,againreplacinganunknownorunspecifiednounphraseExample:"Idon'tknowwho(m)shelikes."AscompletionIndefiniteproposalscanbeusedasthesubjectcompletioninasense,modifyingthesubjectandprovidingadditionalinformationaboutit.Example:"Everyonewashappy."Theusageofdefinepronouns05InterrogtivepronounsInterrogtivepronounsareusedtoformulatequestionsTheyareusedtoinquireaboutinformationorseekanswersTheyarealsoknownasquestionwordsSomecommonaggressivepronounsinclude"who,""what,""when,""where,""why,"and"how."ThedefinitionofaggressivepronunciationsAccordingtothefunctionofinterpersonalpronunciations,theycanbeclassifiedintotwocategories:personalinterpersonalpronunciationsandnonpersonalinterpersonalinterpersonalpronunciationsNonpersonalaggressiveproofsinclude"what,""when,""where,""why,"and"how,"whichareusedtoinquireaboutotherinformationPersonalaggressivepronunciationsinclude"who"and"who,"whichareusedtoinquireabouttheidentityofindividualsClassificationofaggressivepronunciations

TheuseofaggressivepronunciationsInterrogressivepronunciationsarecommonlyusedatthebeginningofaquestionsentenceTheyarefollowingbyasubjectandapredicttoformacompletequestionTheanswertoaquestionformedwithanaggressivepronounisusuallyanounphraseoraclause06RelativepronounVSRelativepronounsarewordsthatconnectanounwitharelativeclause,indicatingtherelationshipbetweenthemTheyareusedtoidentifyordescribethenouninmoredetailRelativepronounscanbeeithersubjectiveorobjectiveSubjectiverelativeproposalsrefertothesubjectoftherelevantclause,whileobjectiverelativeproposalsrefertotheobjectDefinitionofRelativePronunsDefinerelevantannouncementsTheseinclude"that,""which,""who,"and"who,"andtheyareusedtointroduceaspecificannouncementorgroupofannouncementsIndefiniterelativeproofsTheseinclude"what,""whatever,""who,"and"which,"a