Pronouns

1. Possessive pronoun

1.1. to replace a noun functioning as subject or object

1.2. verb to be indicates possession

1.3. Is used after the preposition of meaning possession

1.4. is used to replace the second noun when comparing

2. Reflexive form

2.1. to emphatize the noun

2.2. object of "by", mean alone or without help

2.3. the object is the same person as the subject

3. Pronoun Agreement

3.1. Plural pronouns joined by both and and.

3.2. singular pronouns needs singular verbs

4. p. agreement continued

4.1. two words are joined by either, or, neither, nor, not only, but also. Pronoun agree with the closer.

4.2. collective nouns will indicate whether the writer views noun as singular or plural

5. adjective clauses

5.1. begin adjective clauses who, which can refer onlty to nouns.

6. the subject form

6.1. Of a main clause or subordinate clause

6.2. pronouns that follow the verb to be

6.3. Two clauses are being compared

7. the object form

7.1. functions as the object

7.2. function as the object of a preposition

7.3. the objects of two clauses are being compared

8. Possessive adjective

8.1. to modify a noun and indicate possession

8.2. modifies an -ing noun form

9. Pronouns which introduce subordinate adjective clauses

9.1. who-whom (people and household animals

9.2. which(things, collective nouns and animals

9.3. all types of nouns