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This is my umbrella. "My" is singular first person possessive pronoun

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My sister is smarter than I. (subject pronoun)

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She and I went shopping.
Take a cookie from her, not from me.
That red dress is mine.
There will be some more time later.
They should have play a new game.

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Subject- I like ice cream.
Object- That was for me.
Reflexive- She hurt herself.
Possessive- That toy is yours.
Demonstrative- I will never forget this.

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He intended to ask her out to prom. "He" 3rd person masculine singular subject and "her" is the object of the sentence

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We need to catch the bus.

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I like to eat sushi (singular first person)

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Melissa was sad. She (3rd person singular) lost her backpack. It (3rd person objective) was her (3rd person singular) favorite.

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I decided to paint myself. reflexive
She is a nice person. Subject

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Subject- I
ex: I went to the store.
Object- them
ex: I saw them at the store.
Reflexive- myself
Demonstrative- this

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Subject- After dinner, he and I went for ice cream.
Objective- Take a picture of her, not us.
Possessive- The black jacket is mine.
Demonstrative- That is a funny quote.
Reflective- They should divide the strawberries amoung themselves.

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They want to travel.
Third person plural

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I am happy. (Subject)
The dog is his. (Possessive)
Can you please help him? (Object)

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They went to the park. (third person plural pronoun)
I like strawberries. (Singular first person)
The girl who lost her pen was very sad. (Interrogative pronoun)

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I want to go to the beach.
First person singular subject

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Subject: I love ice cream
Object: Her dog was lost
Reflexive: are you talking to yourself?
Interrogative: who ate my sandwich?

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Subject- I ate pizza.
Object- Will you be there?
Reflexive- I talk to myself daily.
Demonstrative- This couch is broken.

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Subject - Dania makes me laugh. She is too funny.
Demonstrative- There is no end to this.
Object- Can you help me?
Possessive- These are his shoes.
Reflexive- I believe in myself.

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I went to the store lastnight.
1st person singular subject

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A word that stands for nouns or for words that take place of nouns

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A pronoun takes the place of a noun

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Pronouns are words that we use in place of Nouns.

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Pronouns can take place of a noun or noun phrase

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Pronouns are used in place of nouns

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A word that takes place of a noun

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Words that take place of a noun.

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Pronouns are words that take the place of a noun.

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Substitutes for nouns or noun phrases

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a word that can replace a noun,  to not
sound repetitive.

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Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns.

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Any word that takes the place of a noun.

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words that identify nouns and make them clearer in a text.

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Pronouns: a word that can take the place of a noun

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A word that takes a noun’s place

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Pronouns are words that can function by itself as a noun

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A word that takes place of a noun that was previously mentioned.

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Pronouns are words like "I" "She" "His" they are used in order to replace a noun or refer to something

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pronouns replace a noun and may help in order to not sound repetitive when writing a paragraph

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A word that substitutes for a noun or noun phrase

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Yulissa Ochoa
Substitute a noun or noun phrase

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Replace or substitute a noun in a sentence

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Pronouns replace nouns or noun phrases

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a word that can replace, or substitute for a noun or noun phrase.