1. PRONOUNS

2. 1. Subjective/Nominative I * You * He * She * It * They * We

3. 2. Objective Me * You * Him * Her * It * You * Us * Them

4. 3. Possessive mine * yours * his * hers * its * ours * theirs * yours

5. 4. Reflexive Pronouns myself * yourself * himself * herself * itself * ourselves * yourselves * themselves

6. 5. Indefinite Pronouns SOME * ANY * NO Singular: -one or –body Plural: both * few * many * others * several Singular or plural: all * any * more * most * none * some

7. 6. Reciprocal Pronouns each other * one another

8. 7. Relative Pronouns who * whom * whose * whoever * whomever * which * whichever * that * what * whatever

9. 8. Possessive Adjectives my * your * his * her * its * our * their

10. 9. Indefinite Pronouns SINGULAR: Anybody * anyone * another * anything * everybody * everyone * everything * much * little * neither * nobody * nothing * no one * one * other * somebody * something * someone

11. 9. Indefinite Pronouns PLURAL: most of them * some of them * half of them * none of them * both of them SINGULAR: each of them * neither of them

12. 10. Indefinite Pronouns SINGULAR OR PLURAL: all: the whole quantity of some thing or of some things or people. All is well. All have met the requirements.

13. 10. Indefinite Pronouns any: no matter how much or how many Is any left? Are any leaving?

14. 10. Indefinite Pronouns more: a greater quantity of something; a greater number of things or people There is more in this area. More are coming over.

15. 10. Indefinite Pronouns most: the majority; nearly all Most have declined the offer. Most is lost.

16. 10. Indefinite Pronouns none: not any; no person or persons I called three friends but none returned my calls. The plumber fixed the pipes earlier so why is none flowing through?

17. 10. Indefinite Pronouns some: an unspecified quantity of something; an unspecified number of things or people Some have left. Here’s some.