Types of pronoun and forms

Personal

Refers to a person (I, she, they)

Possessive

Indicates belonging or possession (Mine, ours)

Reflexive

Refers back to the subject previously mentioned (Myself, themselves)

Demonstrative

Orientate towards a person, object, or idea which is nearby or further away but clear from the context

Relative

Introduces a relative clause (a phrase which offers more information about the preceding noun) (Which, that)

Indefinite

Refers to a non-specific idea or person (Someone, everything)

Interrogative

Introduces a question (What, who, whom)

What are the two forms of personal pronouns

Singular, Plural

What are the three types of personal pronouns

First person, Second person, Third person

What are the subject singular pronouns in order

I, you, he/she

What are the subject plural pronouns in order

We, you, they

What are the object singular pronouns in order

Me, you, him/her

What are the object plural pronouns in order

Us, you, them

What are the possessive plural pronouns in order

My, your, his/her

What are the possessive plural pronouns in order

Our, your, their