Subject, Object, and Possessive Pronouns in English is built for learners who want a clear study sheet: pronunciation, meaning, and context in one place.
Pronouns may be tiny, but they do big grammar jobs—like helping sentences avoid repeating themselves. If you want the full set, scroll to the bottom for the free printable english vocabulary list list PDF and the free downloadable printable english list flashcards.
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| Pronoun | Type | Meaning | Example | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Itself | Reflexive | Used when the subject of the verb is it and the object is the same thing animal situation or idea | The cat washed itself. | |
| many | Indefinite | a large number | Many were waiting outside the theater. | |
| me | Personal | used to talk about yourself as an object | Give it to me. | |
| mine | Possessive | the one belonging to me | The red pen is mine. | |
| my | Possessive | belonging to me | This is my book. | |
| Myself | Reflexive | Used when the subject of the verb is I and the object is the same person | I made this cake myself. | |
| no one | Indefinite | not a single person | No one answered the door. | |
| Nobody | Indefinite | Not anyone | Nobody was at home. | |
| None | Indefinite | Not one of a group of things or people or not any amount of something | None of my friends could come. | |
| Nothing | Indefinite | Not anything | There is nothing in the fridge. | |
| one | Indefinite | a single person or thing | One should always be honest. | |
| other | Indefinite | a different person or thing | I like this shirt better than the other. | |
| our | Possessive | belonging to us | This is our house. | |
| ours | Possessive | the one belonging to us | The house is ours. | |
| Ourselves | Reflexive | Us | We did it ourselves. | |
| several | Indefinite | more than a few | Several arrived late to the meeting. | |
| she | Personal | a girl or woman | She is my sister. | |
| some | Indefinite | an unspecified amount or number | Some of the water spilled on the floor. | |
| Somebody | Indefinite | Someone | Somebody left their coat here. | |
| Someone | Indefinite | Used to refer to a single person when you do not know who they are or when it is not important who they are | Someone is at the door. | |
| Something | Indefinite | An object situation quality or action that is not exactly known or stated | I have something to tell you. | |
| that | Relative | the thing or person that | The book that I borrowed was excellent. | |
| that | Demonstrative | the one farther away | That is my bicycle over there. | |
| their | Possessive | belonging to them | That is their car. | |
| theirs | Possessive | the one belonging to them | The ball is theirs. |
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