PRONOUN

INTRODUCTION

The word pronoun is the compound of two word "Pro" and "Noun". Here the word "Pro" is used as prefix for the word "Noun" which is literally "For" in Semantic Sense. 

What happen if there will be no pronoun in this Planet?

To understand this concept you have to understand this example given below 

"Soma is a beautiful Girl. Soma is learning in tenth standard. Soma has a Guitar. Soma speaks truth."

In the given short paragraph about Soma named girl, everywhere we used her name but after the discovery of pronoun, it has changed the whole syntactical structure of a Word.

Using pronoun we can also write about her in this unique way 

"Soma is a beautiful girl. She is learning in tenth standard. She has a Guitar. She speaks truth."

Now using pronoun, we can observe various benefits 

1. Convert your statement in short group of words.

2. We do not have to use any noun more than one in a sentence, if the all sentences is based on that particular Noun.

3. The newly obtained sentence by using pronouns looks really attractive.

Some men pronoun of English language are I, you , there, he ,she ,your, each, someone , who, what , few, but ....etc.

KINDS OF PRONOUN

1. Personal

2. Interrogative

3. Demonstrative

4. Reflexive

5. Relative 

6. Indefinite

7. Distributive

8. Reciprocal.

There are few more further divisions of Pronoun which are not from examination point of view. Therefore, they are not discussed here. 

FAMOUS PRONOUN

I , we , you , they , He/She , It 

They are referred to as Personal Pronoun. Why? Because they are only used for persons. For the basic concept of personal pronoun, refer the upcoming chapter. 

Now the next one is Interrogative pronoun.

INTERROGATIVE PRONOUN

Have you ever wonder where these questions born? What is their lexical Origin? What are these questions which are asked by somebody to us? These are Question Statements. These statements are the part of Syntax Grammar. But how theses questions form? What are their Principal Function? These question statements are formed by Question Words and those pronouns which are used to ask questions in a Statement to some noun are called Interrogative Pronouns. 

What is your Name ?

- What is interrogative Pronoun

Where are you still?

- Where is Interrogative Pronoun

How are you doing?

-How is also an interrogative Pronoun.

Now in some cases these question words like who, Which , whom are used as simple statements. To these Condition, they perform like Relative Pronouns. We will discuss this topic later in this chapter.

REFLEXIVE PRONOUN

The term reflexive is a good example. Through Latin, reflexive is related to reflect; this is useful to remember because a reflexive pronoun reflects back upon a sentence’s subject. Reflexive pronouns are words ending in -self or -selves that are used when the subject and the object of a sentence are the same (e.g., I believe in myself). They can act as either objects or indirect objects. 

Some English reflexive pronouns are myself, yourself, himself, herself, oneself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, and themselves.

RELATIVE PRONOUN

Have you heard about combination of sentences? When it is said to you to combine sentences even two or more , then we use Relative Pronoun. It's general meaning is the words which shows relations to ther words without using any sentence connector. There are some benefits of using relative pronoun. 

i) It neglects the use of conjunction in some cases.

ii) It is easy to use in comparison to Conjunctions. 

Conjunction is a very different topic and they are categorised as Tertiary Theorics of Grammar. 

E.g. Like Who, Whom, which , whoever, whomever, which, that.

(Not in sense of Interrogative). 

Exp. 1. The person [who] won the race

trained hard.

2. The shirt [that] I brought yesterday stained.

3. Dal, [which] we eat at least twice

a Week, is my favourite.

INDEFINITE PRONOUN

When you are not confirm about the quantity of the Subjects or not in the condition to count each and everyone. 

Like - All, Another, Any, Angone, 

Anything, each, Everybody, everything, few, many, Nobody, None, several, Some, somebody. (-Thing, -body, Any-).

Note- They are uncountable, so if

nouns are countable then it will be difficult to nome each noun. So, we use indefinite Pronouns.

They shows sense as noun which

cannot be counted (more or less).

DISTRIBUTIVE PRONOUN 

Those pronouns which shows distribution in a syntatical statement is termed as Distribution of Pronouns.

Each, Every, Either and Neither.

E.g. Each of us will win the match.

       Every student in my class is genius.

       I will take either tea or coffee.

       She is neither a teacher nor a Singer.

 RECIPROCAL PRONOUN

Those pronouns which shows Mutual relationship between other ones is generally termed as Reciprocals.

Like each other, one another etc.

E.g We like each other.

They fell upon one another.

WHAT WE HAVE LEARNT

Pronoun plays a very important role in shaping our linguistic studies and quite simple to use for anyone else.

It is widely one of the acceptable chapter of grammar which is very important in other syntatical units.