Infographics: Pronoun And Its Kind | English Grammar Class 3 PDF Download

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what
which
whose
Sample sentence:
Question: W h a t will you have? 
Answer: I'll have a cup of c o f f e e, please.
Pronoun is a word that is used in the place
of a noun to avoid the repetition of a noun
in a sentence.
Pronoun Types:
Personal Pronoun-
a pronoun that is associated
with a particular person and shows the number,
person, gender, and case of the noun being
replaced.
3 types of persons:
1st person- I, we, us
2nd person- you
3rd person- he, she it, her, him,
they, them
Function in a sentence:
Subject pronouns- I, he, she, it, we,
you, they
Object pronouns- me, him, her, it, us,
you, them
Demonstrative Pronoun-
a pronoun
that is used to point toward something
in a given sentence.
Near in distance or time - this, these
Sample sentences:
T h i s box is heavier than t h a t. 
T h e s e chairs are sturdier than t h o s e chairs.
N o n e of this makes sense.
Far in distance or time- that, those
Singular- this, that
Plural- these, those
Both singular and plural- none, such, the same
Possessive Pronoun-
a pronoun that is used to
indicate the belongingness of one thing to another
or of one person to another. 
Number Person Possessive pronoun
singular 1st
2nd
3rd
mine
yours
his, hers
Plural 1st
2nd
3rd
ours
yours
theirs
Sample sentence:
H e r dress was old and worn.
Interrogative Pronoun-
a pronoun 
that is used to ask  a question. It can be 
used as a subject or as an object in a
sentence.
Subject Object
who whom person
thing
person, thing
person