Pronouns.docx

Gear up with Grammar Types of Pronouns Among the strangers, was a little man with an anxious face. He watched each speaker with the closest attention but said nothing. Then, Dabney, wishing to include him in the talk, turned to him. I could tell you an occurrence which happened to me personally...

Gear up with Grammar Types of Pronouns Among the strangers, was a little man with an anxious face. He watched each speaker with the closest attention but said nothing. Then, Dabney, wishing to include him in the talk, turned to him. I could tell you an occurrence which happened to me personally. Later, I found that Mr Wall died of his injuries. The highlighted letters/words in the above sentences are pronouns. You have already learnt about pronouns. Pronouns are words that replace nouns. They stand on their own in a sentence and are never preceded by an adjective or followed by a noun. Now study the chart for a quick revision.