Pronouns in the right form English. Pronouns in english
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The pronoun is called part of speech, which is used instead of the name of the noun.
Pushkin Is The Greatest Russian Poet. HE WAS BORN IN 1799
Pushkin is the greatest Russian poet. He was born in 1799.
Proponation in English can be used in the proposal in the function:
Not is a doctor.
He is a doctor.
The Red Pencil Is Mine.
My red pencil.
I have not seen him.
I have not seen him.
I Cannot Find My Pencil.
I can't find my pencil.
Simple form Pretty pronouns always requires a noun and being a definition, eliminates the use of articles before this noun:
My Pencil Is On The Table.
My pencil on the table.
Absolute form Pretty pronouns is used independently - the nouns after them are never put.
This Pencil Is Mine.
My pencil is mine.
Returns pronouns stand after many verbs and correspond in Russian particle - "Sia" ("Smiling"), which joins the verbs, showing that the action goes to the actual person itself:
Not Defended Himself.
He was defended.
Don "T Cut Yourself.
Do not spine.
Proponation in English: Table with translation and examples
1. Personal Personal PRONOUNS) |
nominative (Nominative Case) |
objective case Objective Case) |
I. - I you. - you you he. - is he she. - she is iT. - he she it we. - we you. - you they - they are |
mE - me, me you. - you, you, you, you him. - His, he hER. - her, her iT. - His, her, he, her uS. - us, us you. - you, you them. - They, im |
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2. Pictures Possessive PRONOUNS) |
I form | II Form |
mu - My (I, -E, ,y) your. - yours (-Y, -E, -Y), Your (A, -E, -Y) hIS. - his hER. - her its. - his her oUR - OUR (A, -E, -Y) your. - Your (-A, -E, -Y) their - them All these pronouns can also be translated by the word |
mine. - My (I, -E, ,y) yours. - yours (I, -E, ,y), your (A, -E, -Y) hIS. - his hers. - her its. - his her ours - OUR (-A, -E, - and) yours. - Your (-A, -E, -Y) theirs. - them |
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3. Return and amps (REFLEXIVE AND EMPHATIC PRONOUNS) |
mySelf. - (I) yourself, myself (-a) yourself. - (you, you) yourself, yourself (s) himSelf. - (he) himself, himself herself. - (she) himself, herself itSelf. - (it) himself, itself ourselves. - (we) yourself, ourselves yourselves. - (you) yourself, ourselves themSelves. - (they) themselves, themselves |
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4. Mutual (Reciprocal PRONOUNS) |
each Other - each other oNE ANOTHER. - one another |
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5. Indexing (Demonstrative pronouuns) |
tHIS (these) - This, this, this, (these) that. (those) - that, then, that (those) such - Such. the Same. - the same, the same |
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6. Questionative INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS) |
who (whom) - who will win) whose - Chey. what - What, what, what, who which - which, what, who is that |
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7. Relative and connecting (Relative and Conjunctive PRONOUNS) |
who (whom) - Who (whom), who (whom) whose - whose what - what, what which - which, what, who is that that. - which the |
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8. Uncertain INDEFINITE PRONOUNS |
some - Some, some, a little (approved.) any. - some, some (in question and dedication. Destination), any one. - Someone, some all. - all, all, all, everything each. - everyone every - all, each other - Other (s) another. - Other both - both many. - Many, many much. - lot few - Little, few little. - few either - Any (of two) nO - no, none, no none - Nobody, nothing neiTher. - neither one, nor another, no one, nothing |
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Use | ||
1. Personal | subject I. SHALL SPEAK TO HIM. - I will talk to him. addition I SHALL SPEAK. to Him.. - I will talk to him. part of the tame That Was. he.. - it was he. |
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2. Pictures | definition HER. Paper Was Interesting. - Her article was interesting. subject My Room Is Large, Yours Is larger. - My room is big, yours - more. part of the tame This Paper Is. hIS.. - This article is it. addition We Haven't Seen Your Paper, We Have Seen ONLY theirs.. We have not seen your article, we have seen only them. |
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3. Return and amps | addition I Wash mySelf.. - I wash my face. Not himSelf. Saw IT. - He himself saw it. NOT SAW IT. himSelf.. - He saw it himself. |
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4. Mutual | addition They Greeted each Other. - They welcomed each other. |
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5. Indexing | subject THIS Was Pleasant. - It was nice. addition He Likes. tHIS. - He likes it. part of the tame IT WAS. that.. - It was (just) that. definition I Know these Songs. - I know these songs. |
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6. Questionative | subject Who KNOWS THIS STORY? - Who knows this story? addition What Did you See there? - What have you seen there? part of the tame What HAS SHE BECOME? - Who she became? definition Which MONTH IS THE WARMEST? - What month warmer? |
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7. Relative and connecting | subject The Man Who is Sitting There Is My Friend. - A man who sits there, my friend. addition I DON'T KNOW. whom He Sentue. - I do not know who he sent there. part of the tame The Question Is. who Will Go there. - The question is who will go there. definition I DON'T KNOW. whose Paper this is. - I do not know whose article. |
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8. Uncertain | subject One. Must Do IT. - You need to do it. addition HE TOLD US. something.. - He told us something. definition Any. Student Can Do it. - Any student can do it. part of the tame IT IS TOO. much. For me. - It's too much for me. |
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Transfer: pronouns |
The study of any topic begins with its foundations. The same applies to English pronouns. Yes, you can immediately rush into the outer with your head, studying all the subtleties of this topic. However, if you do not know how or another pronoun is translated or pronounced, it is immediately combined with a word with other members and make a proposal with them will be at least hard, but how much is impossible. Therefore, if you are just starting your acquaintance with this topic, let's consider English pronouns with translation and pronunciation to avoid problems in their further development.
English pronoun species
To begin with, it is worth noting that pronouns in English are divided into 9 species:
- Personal PRONOUNS or personal pronouns
- Possessive PRONOUNS or Holding Propheate
- Reflexive PRONOUNS or Return Primopions
- Reciprocal PRONOUNS or mutual pronoun
- INTERROGATIVIVE PRONOUNS or QUESTIONS
- Relative and Conjunctive pronouuns or relative and connecting pronouns
- Demonstrative pronouuns or index pronouns
- Quantitative pronouuns or quantitative pronouns
- Indefinite Pronouuns and Negative Pronouns or Uncertain Prosons and Negative Pronouns
Each view has a limited number of words that need to be remembered to express their thoughts. These words, as a rule, consist of a small number of letters and do not contain sounds whose pronunciation can cause difficulties at the initial stage. Let us dwell on each form more and explore the pronoun English with transcription and translation.
English pronouns with translation and pronunciation: value and transcription
- The main place among the English pronouns is occupied by Personal Pronouuns (personal pronouns). This is the only group in which English allows declining of cases. Table for clarity:
Face and number | Nominative | Objective case |
1 l., units | I. (ah) - I | me. (mi) - me / me / me |
1 l., MN.C. | we. (UI) - we | uS. [ʌs] (ac) - us / us / us |
2 liters, units | you. (yy) - you | you. (yy) - you / you |
2 l., Mn.ch. | you. (yy) - you | you. (yy) - you / you / you |
3 l., Units. | he. (hee) - he she. [ʃi:] (Shi) - she iT. (IT) - this / it |
him. (Chem) - His / him / im hER. (Hyu) - her / her iT. (IT) is |
3 l., MN.C. | they [ðEi] (Zei) - they | them. [ðm] (Zem) - their / they / them |
- The second most important is the Possessive PRONOUNS group or a group of attracted pronouns. She also has two forms: attached and absolute. They both answer the same question ("Whose?"), And differ in that the first requires a noun, and the second is not. Compare:
As you can see, these forms have something in common, but they are written and they are pronounced in different ways. Consider a complete list of assignments:
Attached form | Absolute form |
my (May) - my | mine (Mine) - My |
your (yo) is yours | yours (Yors) - Your |
hIS (HIS) - His | hIS (HIS) - His |
hER (Hyo) - her | hers (Hors) - her |
iTS (ITS) - His | iTS (ITS) - His |
your (yo) - your | yours (Yors) - your |
oUR (OUE) - our | ours (OUERS) - our |
their [ðeə (R)] (SEA) - their | theirs [ðeəz] (Zeirs) - their |
- Reflexive PRONOUNS or Return Primopions - a group of pronoun, which in Russian is translated in the meaning "self (a)" and "itself" depending on the situation:
The second part of these pronouns can remind you of the famous word "Selfie" (Selfie), which occurred from the word "SELF" (himself). The first parts repeat the pronouns of the two above-mentioned groups.
- Reciprocal pronouuns or mutual pronouns in English - a group, for the memorization of which, perhaps, will leave the least time. It consists of two words with the same meaning:
Pronoun | Transfer | Transcription | Pronunciation |
each Other | each other | [ˌIːtʃ ʌʌə (R)] | iC AZE |
oNE ANOTHER. | [ˌWʌn ənʌʌə (R)] | uan Enhase |
- The Interrogative Pronouuns group or a group of question pronoun is more extensive. These pronouns, as understandable of the name, are used to educate questions:
Pronoun | Transfer | Transcription | Pronunciation |
what | what / what | wat. | |
who | who will win | hu. | |
which | which / which | huich | |
whom | whom / to | hum | |
whose | whose | hus | |
how. | as | how | |
why. | why | wai | |
when. | when | vEN. | |
where. | where / where | vEA |
- Relative and Conjunctive pronouns or relative and connecting pronouns are used in complex proposals. They are not so much, but you need to know these words:
Some words of this group and a group of question pronoun are similar, but their functions and values \u200b\u200bare different.
- Demonstrative pronouns or pointed pronouns in English are also often found in speech. Some of them have the forms of the singular and plural:
Pronoun | Transfer | Transcription | Pronunciation | |
units. h. | tHIS | this / this | [ðis] | zys |
mN.ch. | these | these | [Ði: z] | zyz. |
units. h. | that. | tO / T. | [ðæt] | sET |
mN.ch. | those | those | [ðʊʊz] | zoo |
only units. h. | such | such | sach | |
only units. h. | (The) SAME | the same | sAYM. |
- There are such pronoun in English that denote the quantity. They are called quantitative pronouuns or quantitative pronouns. These include:
Pronoun | Transfer | Transcription | Pronunciation |
much. | many (with innumerable nouns) | mach | |
many. | many (with external existing) | [MENI] | mani. |
little. | little (with innumerable nouns) | [Lɪtl] | little |
a Little. | a little (with innumerable nouns) | [ə Lɪtl] | e Little |
few | little (with external existing | fewe | |
a Few | several (with external existing) | [ə FJUː] | ufu |
several. | some | [Sevrəl] | savaral |
- The most extensive group can rightly consider Indefinite Pronouuns and Negative Pronouuns or undefined and negative pronouns. Most of them is formed by a combination of pronuches, which independently serve the functions of this group, and other parts of speech:
Proponion | Other parts of speech | |||
thing [ɪŋɪŋ] | one. | body [Bɒdi] | where. | |
some | something (samstick) - something | someone (Samun) - someone | someBody (Sambadi) - someone | sOMEWHERE (Samvage) - somewhere |
aNY [ENI] | aNYTHING (Enising) - anything | anyone (Eniuan) - Someone | anybody (Enibadi) - Someone | anywhere (Eniva) - somewhere |
no. | nOTHING (NACING) - nothing | no One (but Ouan) - Nobody | nobody (Nobadi) - Nobody | nowhere (NEMA) - Nowhere |
eVERY [EVRI] | everything (Evrising) - All | everyone (Euryuan) - all | everybody (Evurybadi) - all | everywhere (Evrivea) - everywhere |
As well as pronouns:
Pronoun | Transfer | Transcription | Pronunciation |
other | other | [Ʌʌə (R)] | aZE |
another. | [ənʌʌə (R)] | enhase |
These were all English pronoun with translation and pronunciation. I want to pay special attention to pronunciation. The fact is that the sounds of English differ from the sounds of Russian, so conveying how pronoun is pronounced in English is actually quite difficult.
The presented options are close to English pronunciation and added so that their understanding at the initial level is easier. With such a pronunciation you will definitely understand, however, for more correct sound, study transcriptions in English. To remember the correct pronunciation, listening to the audio with speech of carriers and the imitation of their manners of the conversation is also perfect.
As you know, all parts of the speech are divided into independent and service. As in Russian, pronouns in English belong to an independent part of speech, which denotes the subject or is its sign, but does not call individuals and items directly. These words are not called relationships and properties, do not give spatial or temporary characteristics.
Pronouns (pronouuns) in English replaces the name noun, so they are called "instead of the name" - He, You, IT. These words can also be used instead of adjective - Such, That, these. As in Russian and in English, such lexical units are very much, but it is necessary to know and correct them. Therefore, go directly to the study.
In the value of PRONOUNS, you can classify by multiple groups. I propose to get acquainted with this classification and features of each group:
Personal (Personal) are the most important and commonly encountered pronouns. The proposal performs the role of the subject. And the word "I (I)" Always written a big letter, regardless of whether it is in the beginning or in the middle of the sentence. And the pronoun to you (you, you) expresses the multiple and only number.
It should also be remembered that lexemes he (he) and she (she) use if they want to designate an animated face, and iT. - to designate animals, abstract concepts and inanimate objects. BUT "They" They use both in relation to inanimate objects and animated individuals.
Personal pronouns in English are inclined by cases. In the case when they fulfill the role in the proposal, they are in the nominative case, and when the role of add-on is in the object. In order for you to be clearer, learn the table
Face |
Nominative |
Objective case |
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Singular |
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I. | I | me. | me, me |
2 |
you. | you | you. | you, you |
3 |
he. | is he | him. | him, Him |
she. | she is | hER. | she, her | |
iT. | it, he, she | iT. | his, her, he, her | |
Plural |
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1 |
we. | we | uS. | us, us |
2 |
you. | you | you. | you, you |
3 |
they | they are | them. | them, im. |
Possessive pronouns
English stronger pronouns (Possessive) We disassembled in detail in the previous article. But still I remind you that they express belongings, have two forms - adjective and nouns, answer the question "Whose?" And do not change in numbers. There is also a special absolute form. Look at the table, as Possessive PRONOUNS is inclined:
proponation |
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the form |
personal |
pictures |
absolute |
One. |
I. |
mY. |
mine My. |
Pl. |
we. |
oUR |
our Ours |
Index pronouns in English
Indicative (demonstrative) or demonstrative - indicate a face or subject. Indexing pronouns in English do not change according to childbirth, but inclined by numbers, that is, they have the forms of a single and plural. Wherein " tHIS»Call the subject that is next to the speaker, and the word" that.»It is denoted by a subject that is at a considerable distance.
In addition, "That" can be translated into Russian as "This, this". Indexing pronouns in English in the proposal can perform the role of the subject, additions, definitions or nouns.
Return pronouns in English
Returns (Reflexive) or reflexive - express a return value, show that the action is directed to the actual person itself, therefore, the return pronouns in English in the proposal in the form relates to the subject.
Their distinctive feature is that they end on "- self. "In the singular or" - selves." in plural)". In Russian, this is a verbal suffix "-" - "ourselves)" or the pronoun "herself (herself, himself)": He Cut Himself - he cut
Singular | Plural | ||
mySelf. | ourselves. | ||
yourself. | yourselves. | yourself (ourselves) | |
himSelf. | yourself (himself) | themSelves. | |
herself. | |||
itSelf. | |||
oNESELF Uncertainty Personal Shape |
Uncertain pronoun in English
Uncertain (indefinite) is one of the most numerous groups of English pronouns. Proposals can replace nouns and adjectives. Undefined pronouns in English can be divided into words, it is formed from "no" (no, no matter), "Any" (any, somewhat, little) and "some" (several, little).
no. |
any. |
some |
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noone / Nobody | no one | anyone / Anybody. | someone / someone anyone | someone / Somebody. | someone / anyone |
nothing. | nothing | anything. | something / anywhere | something. | something |
nowhere | nIGHT | anywhere. | somewhere / somewhere, anywhere / somewhere | somewhere | somewhere |
anyhow. | somehow / somehow like you like | somehow. | somehow / somehow | ||
aNY DAY / ANY TIME | whenever | some Time / Some Day | someday |
Other Indefinite PRONOUNS includes: Every, Each, Both, All, Few, Little, Many, Much.
Questionful pronouns in English
Interrogative - very similar to relative, but perform perfect other functions in a sentence, where are subject, adjective or addition: Who is there? - Who's there? Sometimes they can be a personal part of the lean. Questionful pronouns in English is also called "interviewal words":
- wHO? - Who?
- which? - which the?
- wHOM? - Who? who?
- where? - Where?
- what? - what?
- whose? - Whose?
- wHEN? - When?
- why? - Why?
Other pronouns
We stayed in more detail on the main and more numerous pronouns, but there are other groups of pronoun in English:
- Universal: aLL, BOTH, EVERYONE, EVERYBODY, EVERYTHING, EVERY, EITHER, EACH
- Divided: aNOTHER, OTHER.
- Negative: no, Nobody, Nothing, No One, Neither, None
- Relative: that, Which, Whose, Who
Primoplation is a word used instead of the name of the subject (or its characteristics) and indicating it.
For example:
Instead of "girl", we can say: "She".
Instead of "the dress that I keep in my hands," we can say: "This dress."
In English there are 5 main groups of pronoun:
1. Personal pronouns
2. Holding pronouns
3. Return pronouns
4. Indicative pronouns
5. Questionally pronoun
Let's consider the use of these pronouns in detail.
Personal pronouns in English
Personal pronouns are those words that we replace the acting person.
The acting person can be:
1. The main thing (answers the question "Who?")
For example:
My girlfriend at work. She (replacing "my girlfriend") will come in the evening.
Personal pronouns that |
Transfer |
I. | i |
You. | you you |
We. | we |
They | they are |
He. | is he |
She. | she is |
IT. | it |
2. Not the main / secondary (answers the question "Who?")
For example:
My friend and I go to the movies. Friends invited us (instead of us with a girlfriend).
Personal pronouns that replace the main acting person |
Transfer |
me. | i |
you. | you you |
uS. | we |
them. | they are |
him. | is he |
hER. | she is |
iT. | it |
He. invited me. to The Cinema.
He invited me to the movies.
TheysENTER HER A Letter.
They sent her a letter.
Personal pronouns in English
Pretty pronouns reflect the belonging of objects and the relationship between them.
For example:
Holding pronouns are 2 species:
1. Those that are used with the subject (answering the question "Whose?")
Possessive pronouns, used with the subject |
Transfer |
mY. | my |
your. | your / yours |
oUR | our |
their | them |
hIS. | his |
hER. | her |
its. | its / EE |
2. Those that are used independently (without subject)
Such pronouns are used to avoid repeats in the proposal. After them, you do not need to put the subject, as they already imply it.
Possessive pronouns, used independently |
Transfer |
mine. | my |
yours. | your / yours |
ours | our |
theirs. | them |
hIS. | his |
hers. | her |
its. | its / EE |
Their Price Is Below ours.
Their price is below ours.
My Box IS Smaller Than yours..
My box is less than yours.
Return pronouns in English
Return pronouns show us that a person makes an action towards himself. Why are they returnable? Because the action is directed on the one who makes it, that is, returns to him.
Such pronouns are used to show that:
- The action is directed on the person himself
- The action was committed by a person alone
In Russian, we most often show it with the help of ourselves, which add to the actions.
For example:
She cut down (shed itself)
In English for this there are special words that are formed by adding to the pronuches of My, Your, Our, Them, HIM, HIM, IT Tail:
- -Self. (if we are talking about one person / subject);
- -selves. (If we are talking about several people / subjects).
Let's look at the table of these pronouns.
Singular | |
I. I |
mySelf. i myself |
you. you |
yourself. You yourself |
he. is he |
himSelf. he himself |
she. she is |
herself. she herself |
iT. it |
itSelf. it is self |
Plural | |
you. you |
yourselves. you yourself |
they they are |
themSelves. they themselves |
we. we |
ourselves. we ourselves |
For example:
She intrduued herself. WHEN ENTERED IN THE ROOM.
She introduced himself (introduced himself) when he entered the room.
We. ourselves. Cooked the Dinner.
We ourselves prepared this dinner.
Index pronouns in English
We use index pronouns to indicate the subject / person or objects / people. Hence the name - index.
In English there are 4 most used specifying pronouns:
- this is
- these - these
- that -
- those - those
Let's look at the table of using these pronouns.
Pronoun | number people / subjects |
Using |
tHIS this is |
one | something located next to us |
these these |
some | |
that. tOT |
one | something located land from us |
those those |
some |
THIS Book Is Interesting.
It's an interesting book.
I Know those Girls.
I know those girls.
Questionful pronouns in English
Questionful pronouns are words that indicate a person, the subject or signs that are not known to the speaker.
For example: who is baked this cake? (indicate a person)
In English, the most common question pronouns are:
- who - who, who
- whose whose
- what - what, what
- which - which
- whom - whom
Let's look at the table of using these words.
Pronoun | Using | Example |
Who - who, whom / to | 1. Who did or did not do a certain action 2. To whom it was |
Who Helps HER? |
Whom - whom who | For whom it was directly defined action (official, writing) |
Whom Will You Invite? |
Whose whose | Ask about accessories someone |
Whose DOG IS IT? |
What - what, what | 1. We ask about the subject 2. Ask about the sign of the subject |
What Did You Read? |
Which - which which | Please choose From some concrete options |
Which Dog Is Yours? |
So, we looked at 5 main types of pronouns, and now let's take care of using them.
Task for fixing
Translate the following offers into English:
1. This machine is red.
2. They invited me to the park.
3. She herself baked this cake.
4. Whose scarf on a chair?
5. Your gift is better than it.