Part of Speech:

Pronouns
Today, we will learn about different types
of pronouns. Pronouns are special words
we use instead of names. They make our
sentences easier and smoother.
The types of pronouns we
will learn about are:
1)Personal Pronouns
2)Reflexive Pronouns
3)Relative Pronouns
4)Demonstrative Pronouns
 1. Personal Pronouns
Personal pronouns stand for specific people or things.
They can be singular (one) or plural (more than one).
For example:
• I (singular)
• You (singular and plural)
• He/She/It (singular)
• We (plural)
• They (plural)
Examples of Personal Pronouns
• I love to read books.
• You are very talented.
• He plays soccer on weekends.
• She is my best friend.
• It is raining outside.
• We will go to the park.
• They are studying for their
exams.
Personal Pronouns
Quiz
.Which is a personal
pronoun?
a) quickly Answer: b)
b) you you
c) above
d) red
.Choose the correct personal pronoun: ___ am going
to the store.
a) She Answer: b) I
b) I
c) They
d) It
.Identify the personal pronoun: ___ are my
friends.
a) This Answer: b) They
b) They
c) Those
d) Who
.Select the correct personal pronoun: ___ loves to
dance.
a) He
Answer: a) He
b) Which
c) Herself
d) That
.What is the plural form of "I"?

a) We
Answer: a) We
b) Us
c) You
d) They
.Choose the correct personal pronoun: ___ is a
beautiful day.
a) He
Answer: b) It
b) It
c) She
d) They
.Identify the personal pronoun in the sentence:
"Emma and I went to the movies."
a) Emma Answer: b) I
b) I
c) Went
d) Movies
.Which of the following is singular?

a) We
Answer: c) He
b) They
c) He
d) You
.Choose the correct pronoun: "Can you help ___ with my
homework?"
a) I
Answer: c) Me
b) He
c) Me
d) We
 2. Reflexive Pronouns
Reflexive pronouns refer back to the subject of the
sentence. They end with “-self” or “-selves.” For
example:
•Myself
•Yourself
•Himself/Herself/Itself
•Ourselves
•Themselves
Examples
• I madeof Reflexive
this cake myself. Pronouns
• Did you see yourself in the
mirror?
• He taught himself how to play
the guitar.
• She finished the project herself.
• The dog hurt itself while
playing.
• We did the work ourselves to
save money.
• They enjoyed themselves at
the party.
Reflexive Pronouns Quiz
.Which of the following is a reflexive
pronoun?
a) They Answer: b)
b) Herself Herself
c) That
d) Who
.Choose the correct reflexive pronoun: "I did it
by ___."
a) himself Answer: c)
b) Myself
themselves
c) myself
d)
yourselves
.Identify the reflexive pronoun: "She prepared
dinner ___."
a) herself
b) himself Answer: c)
c) herself
themselves
d) itself
.Complete the sentence: "We should make this
cake ___."
• a) you
• b) themselves Answer: c)
• c) ourselves ourselves
• d) themselves
.Which one is used for a group of people?

a) Himself
Answer: c)
b) Myself
Themselves
c)
Themselves
d) Herself
.Choose the correct reflexive pronoun: "He fixed the car
all by ___."
a) myself
Answer: c) himself
b) us
c) himself
d) them
.Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun correctly?

a) They enjoy themselves at the

party.
b) She enjoy herself at the party.
c) I enjoy me at the party.
d) You enjoys yourself at the
party.
Answer: a) They enjoy themselves
at the party.
.Choose the correct reflexive pronoun: "Did you
find ___?"
a) myself
Answer: b)
b) yourself
yourself
c) himself
d) myself
.Identify the reflexive pronoun: "The cat
cleaned ___."
a) himself
Answer: d) itself
b)
themselves
c) herself
d) itself
.Complete the sentence: "She taught ___ to swim."

a) herself
Answer: a) herself
b) yourself
c) himself
d)
themselves
 3. Relative Pronouns
Relative pronouns connect two parts of a sentence and
refer to nouns mentioned earlier. They help add more
information. Examples include:
•Who :Used to refer to the subject in a clause when the noun is a
person or people.

•Whom:Used to refer to the object of a verb or preposition in a clause when

the noun is a person (typically in more formal contexts).

•Whose:Used to indicate possession or relationship, referring to people or

things.

•Which:Used to provide additional information about things or animals,

typically in non-defining relative clauses.

•That:Used to refer to people, things, or animals in defining relative clauses. It

can refer to both singular and plural nouns.
Examples of Relative Pronouns
• The teacher who teaches math
is very nice.
• I met a girl whom you know.
• This is the book that I was
talking about.
• He is the person whose car is
parked outside.
• The movie which we watched
last night was exciting.
• She is the artist who painted
that mural.
Relative Pronouns Quiz
.Which of the following is a relative
pronoun?
a) Who Answer: a)
b) I Who
c) Quickly
d) There
.Choose the correct relative pronoun: "The
car ___ won the race is red."
a) who Answer: b)
b) which which
c) whose
d) whom
.Identify the relative pronoun: "She is the
one ___ called me."
a) who
b) which Answer: a)
c) that who
d) where
.Complete the sentence: "The book ___ I read was
interesting."
a) whom
b) that Answer: b) that
c) whose
d) who
.Which pronoun would refer to possession?

a) Who
Answer: c) Whose
b) Which
c) Whose
d) That
.Choose the correct relative pronoun: "He is the
person ___ you were talking about."

a) who Answer: d) whom

b) that
c) what
d) whom
.Identify the relative pronoun in the sentence: "She
likes the movie which we saw last week."
a) she
b) movie Answer: c)
c) which which
d) we
.Complete the sentence: "The woman ___ lives next
door is a doctor."
a) whom Answer: b) who
b) who
c) whose
d) that
.Choose the correct relative pronoun: "I saw the
girl ___ won the competition."

a) who
Answer: d) both a and b
b) that
c) whom
d) both a
and b
.Which sentence is correct?

a) The house that is blue is

mine.
b) The house who is blue is
mine.
c) The house which are blue is
mine.
Answer: a) The house that is blue is
d) The house whose is blue is
mine.
mine.
 4. Demonstrative Pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns point to specific things or
people. They help show what we are talking about.
The main demonstrative pronouns are:

•This (singular)
•That (singular)
•These (plural)
•Those (plural)
Examples of Demonstrative Pronouns
• This is my favorite shirt.
• That was a great movie!
• These are the cookies I baked.
• Those look like fun toys.
• This is what I meant by the
report.
• That is the house I grew up in.
Demonstrative Pronouns Quiz
.Which of the following is a demonstrative
pronoun?
a) Quickly Answer: d) Both b
b) This and c
c) That
d) Both b
and c
.Complete the sentence: "___ is my favorite movie."

a) Those Answer: c)
b) These This
c) This
d) That
.Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun: "___ are
my shoes over there."

a) Those Answer: a)
b) This Those
c) That
d) These
.Identify the correct demonstrative pronoun: "I
prefer ___ cookies to those."

a) this Answer: d)
b) that these
c) those
d) these
.Which sentence uses a demonstrative pronoun
correctly?
a) I like those better than
Answer: d) All of the
that.
above.
b) I like that better than
those.
c) I like this better than
these.
d) All of the above.
.Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun: "___ is the
best option."
a) Those
b) That Answer: b) That
c) These
d) They
.Complete the sentence: "___ are my friends."

a) This
b) That Answer: c)
c) These These
d) He
.Which of the following sentences is correct?

a) That are great!

b) This are great! Answer: d) Those are
c) These is great! great!
d) Those are great!
.Identify the demonstrative pronoun: "Can I
have ___ apple, please?"
a) that
b) this Answer: c) both a & b
c) both a &
b
d) who
.Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun: "Look
at ___ stars in the sky!"

a) those
b) this Answer: a)
c) that those
d) both a & c
Review of
Pronouns
Pronouns We Learned
Today:
Personal Pronouns: Replace specific people
or things (e.g., I, you, he, she, it, we, they).

Reflexive Pronouns: Refer back to the

subject (e.g., myself, yourself, himself, herself,
itself, ourselves, themselves).
Relative Pronouns: Connect two parts of a
sentence and provide more information (e.g.,
who, whom, whose, which, that).

Demonstrative Pronouns: Point to specific

things or people (e.g., this, that, these, those).
Key Points to Remember:

•Pronouns help avoid repetition and make sentences

clearer.

•Each type of pronoun serves a specific purpose in

sentences.

•Understanding pronouns improves writing and

speaking skills.
Do you have any
questions?