What are Singular Pronouns and Plural Pronouns?
Singular Pronouns: Singular means one. Pronouns refer
to nouns.
Example: Komal is ready.
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She is ready.
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She is ready.
Here, Komal = a singular noun.
She = a singular pronoun. (She refers to Komal.)
She = a singular pronoun. (She refers to Komal.)
Note: She is used for feminine and he is used for masculine.
S. Pronouns
I am ready.
You are ready
She is ready.
He is ready.
It is ready.
I, you, she, he, and it all refers to
one person.
Examples:
Examples:
1. I am nervous.
2. She is early.
3. He is tired.
4. It is funny.
2. She is early.
3. He is tired.
4. It is funny.
Plural Pronouns: Plural pronouns refers to more than one. It means two, three or more.
Examples:
1. Komal
and I are late.
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We are late.
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We are late.
2. Komal
and you are late.
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You* are late.
*You can be singular or plural.
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You* are late.
*You can be singular or plural.
3. Komal
and Yogesh are late.
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They are late.
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They are late.
We, you, and they are plural pronouns. They refer to
two, three or more persons.
What are Singular Pronouns and Plural Pronouns?
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March 05, 2017
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