Pronouns and Its kinds and antecedent

pronouns that are used as replacements for proper or common nouns

• Compound-Personal

• Demonstrative

• Personal

• Possessive

pronouns which do not point to any particular noun but can refer to things or people in general

• Indefinite

• Demonstrative

• Possessive

• Interrogative

these pronouns are formed by adding -self or -selves to certain personal pronouns

• Personal

• Compound-Personal

• Demonstrative

• Interrogatve

Pronouns used to ask questions

• Demonstrative

• Indefinite

• Possessive

• Interrogative

pronouns which indicates ownership

• Possessive

• Demonstrative

• Personal

• Indefinite

pronouns which used to point to specific persons or things

• Indefinite

• Demonstrative

• Possessive

• Compound-Personal

MARIA, ALTHEA, AND ANGELICA are the bride's childhood friends. The bridesmaids were ____

• He

• She

• They

• I

MR. SANTOS is a pastor. _________ conducted the wedding ceremony.

• She
• He
• You

• They

Max silenced his phone because ____ was too loud.

• he

• I

• you

• it

The students missed recess because ____ didn't listen carefully in class to the teacher.

• He

• They

• It

• She