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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| them | Personal | other people or things as an object | Look at them. | |
| themselves | Reflexive | they, used to refer back to them | The children dressed themselves. | |
| these | Demonstrative | the ones close by | These are fresh apples from the market. | |
| they | Personal | other people or things | They are reading. | |
| This | Demonstrative | Used to point to something near | This is my new car. | |
| Those | Demonstrative | Plural of that | Those shoes are very nice. | |
| us | Personal | you and me as an object | Play with us. | |
| we | Personal | you and me | We are playing. | |
| What | Interrogative | Used to ask for information | What is your name? | |
| when | Relative | the time at which | I remember the day when we met. | |
| where | Relative | the place in which | This is the house where I grew up. | |
| Which | Interrogative | Used to ask for a choice | Which color do you prefer? | |
| Which | Relative | Used to ask for a choice | Which color do you prefer? | |
| Who | Interrogative | What or which person | Who is that man? | |
| Who | Relative | What or which person | Who is that man? | |
| whom | Interrogative | which person as object | Whom did you invite to the party? | |
| whom | Relative | the person that is object | The woman whom we met was kind. | |
| Whose | Interrogative | Belonging to which person | Whose book is this? | |
| Whose | Relative | Belonging to which person | Whose book is this? | |
| you | Personal | the person you are talking to | You are my friend. | |
| you | Personal | the person you are talking to | You are my friend. | |
| your | Possessive | belonging to you | Where is your bag? | |
| yours | Possessive | the one belonging to you | Is this book yours? | |
| yourself | Reflexive | you, used to refer back to you | You should be proud of yourself. | |
| yourselves | Reflexive | you all, used to refer back to you | You can help yourselves to snacks. |
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