Pronouns (Part 1) Video Lecture - Class 5 | Best Video for Class 5

good afternoon dear students this is
bonkers back to you to teach you yet
another topic Oh grammar and today we're
going to discuss pronounce
as you already know pronounce the words
used in place announced pronounce are
the words used in place of nouns pretty
simple
and something that that should be taught
to a child and not to the students are
your standard but then we will get into
the death too don't worry wait a minute
so pronounced used in place of nouns
pronouns are used in place of nouns for
example you see harry is a college
student
now Harry's a good student Harris to
these hard Harry's cause the best all
the time Harry's brilliant Harry is
participate in extracurricular
activities if I repeat his name it it
sounds so awkward so in order to avoid
that awkward repetition of the noun we
use the pronoun you get me in order to
avoid the awkward repetition of noun we
use the pronoun for example hair is
equal to students and now he studies
hard he studies hard I don't want to
repeat the word Harry because that
sounds so awkward and so I'll be a now
every time I talk about Harry now in
this paragraph i will be using he has a
good student he studies hard he's caused
the best in the class he takes part in
extracurricular activities he does this
he does that he brushes his teeth every
day he takes a bath every day he's a
good boy like that so but i'm using the
word he and he's being used in play so
now Harry so he's the pronounced
and I do hope that you have understood
it now let's talk about the kinds of
pronounced how many of them are they
will be doing will be explaining in fact
i'll be explaining to you those one by
one ok so here the first one is called
personal personal pronounce
personal pronounce what happens in the
personal pronouns personal as the name
suggests their person who pronounced the
refer to persons they stand for persons
clear
for example he you they all of them in
biddeford persons they used in place
announced in D so personal pronouns are
further divided into three parts or
three kinds and and they called like
this you know the first person the
second person the third person and now
you do know what is the first person and
the second person in the third person
the first person is watch the speaker of
course
which are I or we clear the second
person is what
the one who hears or listens
the listener which is you now the third
person the one who is being talked about
the one of the ones is or are being
talked about
which arm he she it they John Doyle etc
clear so you understand the personal
pronouns personal pronouns refer to
persons and there are three times the
first person second person the third
person the first person is the one who
speaks or talks the second person is the
one who hears a listens and the third
person is the one who is being talked
about and you can see them here now the
second kind of pronoun is here and that
is demonstrative pronouns
demonstrating as the name suggests they
demonstrate something demonstrate he
pronounced that demonstrates something
for example if I say this is a pen now
the word this is a pronoun and it is
demonstrating the pen clear so this is a
demonstrative pronoun here in the same
way that is a pen is again demonstrating
something so there's that and these
those these four are demonstrative
pronouns but there is not there is an
implication here that explained that to
you if I say this is
my pen now this is 89 demonstrative now
well if i say this pen
is mine now look at this structure days
10 now Penn is a noun isn't it in what
receives an um you see pins to come
before what comes before a noun and
additive and intelligent girls um a
handsome man a black coat something like
that so you know Penn is a noun and
anything that precedes a noun you know
that should be you know most of the
times that should be an addictive clear
because that defines the num this pen
now this because it is coming before a
noun is defining or modifying the noun
this is an addictive here because
anything are the words that define or
modify nouns and pronouns are called
adjectives so the word this is here
modifying the noun pen and so it is an
adjective not a not an addict evil witch
addictive because it is demonstrating
demonstrative adjectives this is a
demonstrative adjectives this is not a
demonstrative pronoun in the same way
here if I said these are books now these
this word is a demonstrative none but if
I say these books are mine these those
books is a noun and the word there oh
sorry DS precedes the noun books and so
it has to be a demonstrative attitude is
that clear to you now let's talk about
the third kind of pronounce what is that
the third kind of pronounce is this
distributive pronounced
distributive and these are each either
meter etc
each in the needle
for example each of the students
is required
to come with the students with the
students paraphernalia
each other students understand the word
each is pronounced distributive renowned
each of the students is beautiful now
either of them is a theme either of them
is the team or neither of them is a team
now these are distributed from novels
you understand this now i will talk
about reflexive pronounce that empathic
pronounced reflects seals and emphatic
so and that would be I think the Third
Kind sorry the fourth kind so first
let's talk about reflexive pronouns
Trachsel nouns
see the reflexive reflective owners
reflect mean reflect means to reflect
you know to see your own reflection
somewhere so reflective pronounced
reflect the subject reflexive pronouns
reflects the subject or reflects the
pronounced are the objects of the sub
such objects of the action here or in
reflexive pronounce the action returns
to the subject itself here the action
returns to the subject itself if I say I
hit myself I had myself now you see
myself is the object of the action
and zi hit I didn't hit you I didn't hit
her I and hit John I don't enjoy l a
headmaster so the action returned to the
subject itself when the action returns
to the subject itself that is called
reflexively nom so I hid myself
she tried to kill herself
no she didn't try to kill you usually
and try to kill me she tried to kill
herself and so herself is the you know
you know the action returns to herself
and so it is a reflects you pronounce
clear now don't de see you
yourself don't you see yourself you see
yourself feed you know you're not
deceiving me and receiving anyone else
in the world it is even yourself the
action is returning to yourself and so
this yourself is a reflexive pronoun now
I hope you understood it when the action
returns to yourself or when subject
itself becomes the object of the
sentence then it is reflexive for now we
are so now let's talk about the fifth
kind and there is emphatic pronoun
emphatic pronounce other words a chaste
suggests they are used to emphasize
something see reflexive pronouns and
empathic pronouns are the same in form
but different in usage the flex we
pronounce and emphatic pronouns are same
in form but they're different in usage
in reflexive pronounce the action
returns to oneself or or the subject
itself becomes the object of the of the
action clear for example you kill
yourself reveal yourself you deceive
yourself so you do it unto yourself you
do it to yourself so that is reflexive
pronoun believe patty pronounce you know
in emphatic renounce the action does not
return to yourself what really happens
is you emphasize effect for example I
wash my clothes myself
I wash my clothes myself you see there
is a difference i do not wash myself
look at this I wash myself now I wash
myself in this one I'm washing myself
I'm not washing my clothes I'm not
washing you I'm not washing the floor
I'm washing myself so the action is
returning to myself so this one is
reflexive pronoun but in the indie
sentence about I wash my clothes myself
I do not wash myself I wash my clothes
and my self is the word and and that is
used to emphasize the fact that I do it
myself I do not get it done by anywhere
anyone else in the world I do it myself
clear so this is emphatic emphatic
pranaam clear I wash my clothes myself
I'll tell you some more examples of this
she herself comes here now she doesn't
send anyone else she herself comes here
so I'm using this knowledge emphasize
the fact that she has felt comes here
she doesn't send anyone else she
respects me so much that she herself has
to come and she hasn't sent anyone else
so this is an empathy for now
John himself called me he didn't ask
anyone else to call me he himself called
me so all these are emphatic pronounced
so the difference between reflexive
pronouns and emphatic pronounced is
pretty clear to you now so do not
confuse the one with the other clear now
finally I'd like to talk about it
classic rock will pronounce and that
will be the end of today's lecture I'm
gonna leave it incomplete Jenelle I'm
going to complete it next time I'm meet
you in the second part of course and to
today the last thing that we are going
to discuss is the Express eat chocolate
or not and that is I think who sixth or
the seventh 1 i'd not clearly remember
whatever the number dressy protocol now
what does it mean just properly their
struggle means mutual if your love is
reciprocated then you know you have been
accepted but if your lover your proposal
is not reciprocated or if a lower is not
reciprocated that is rejected if you are
reciprocated you're accepted clear so
that sack local means mutual so that's
the tropical pronounced army are the
pronounce that that describes something
that happens mutually broken and which
pronounce can express that they're these
each other and one another
here see this mutual we help each other
you guys help one another like that so
the struggle pronouns are each other and
one another there was a time when each
there was used only with only between
two people and one another we use was
used only with more than
and if somebody confused one with
another then the maps will be deducted
directed but now you know in modern
English the distinction between each
other and one another has has died out
that's gone now you can use one another
for two and you can use each other for
more than two no problem like we have
five people in we help each other clear
and with us two brothers and I say hey
and we help one another no problem so
you understand this that is in the past
now in modern English
the distinction
has disappeared and they can be used
interchangeably so we have each other
you guys this see you one another and
here i may be talking about just two
people not more than two people you guys
to see one another we love each other
so whatever happens mutually there is
reciprocal so each other were another
their son they suggest something that
happens mutually and that's why they
called mutual or mutual I'm calling the
real formal name is reciprocal that's
why they're called reciprocal pronounce
and i hope this much is clear to you and
I I stop it here right now and will
continue it next next time I see you
okay thank you very much