Subject object and possessive pronouns in English

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PronounTypeMeaningExampleAudio
allIndefinitethe whole group or amountAll of the cookies are gone.
anotherIndefiniteone more or a different oneWould you like another cup of tea?
anyIndefiniteone or more, no matter whichDo you have any questions?
anybodyIndefiniteany person at allAnybody can join the club.
AnyoneIndefiniteAny personIs anyone home?
AnythingIndefiniteAny object or eventDo you need anything?
bothIndefinitethe two togetherBoth of my parents are teachers.
eachIndefiniteevery one separatelyEach of the children got a sticker.
EverybodyIndefiniteEvery personEverybody loves pizza.
EveryoneIndefiniteAll peopleEveryone is happy.
EverythingIndefiniteAll thingsEverything is ready.
fewIndefinitea small numberFew knew the answer.
hePersonala boy or manHe is tall.
herPersonala girl or woman as an objectI know her.
herPossessivebelonging to herI know her.
hersPossessivethe one belonging to herThe doll is hers.
HerselfReflexiveUsed when the subject of the verb is she or a female person and the object is the same personShe made it herself.
himPersonala boy or man as an objectI see him.
HimselfReflexiveUsed when the subject of the verb is he or a male person and the object is the same personHe hurt himself.
hisPossessivebelonging to himThis is his pen.
hisPossessivethe one belonging to himThis is his pen.
IPersonalused to talk about yourselfI am happy.
itPersonalan animal or thingIt is a cat.
itPersonalan animal or thingIt is a cat.
itsPossessivebelonging to itThe dog likes its toy.

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