What is a pronoun?
In English grammar, pronouns are words that can
represent any other noun.
In simple words, A word that is used instead of
a Noun (to avoid its
repetition)
don’t have to repeat the same word over and over again.
Origin : it has been derived from a Latin word Pronomen
(pro "in place
of" + nomen "name").
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He, she It, They We, you ,I,that,who,
her, us. Herself etc
For instance:
He informed
me about the result.
Who suggested this?
It helps you at night when it gets darker.
For instance, a pronoun often acts as the subject of a sentence, followed
by a verb that describes the action carried
out by the subject.
Examples: Pronouns as subjects
They asked for a new date.
You look upset.
What is the matter?
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