Pronouns, Prepositions, Conjunctions and Interjections of English

I

first-person singular subject pronoun

me

first-person singular object pronoun

my

first-person singular possessive determiner

mine

first-person singular possessive pronoun

myself

first-person singular reflexive pronoun

you

second-person singular/plural subject or object pronoun

your

second-person possessive determiner

yours

second-person possessive pronoun

yourself

second-person singular reflexive pronoun

yourselves

second-person plural reflexive pronoun

he

third-person masculine singular subject pronoun

him

third-person masculine singular object pronoun

his

third-person masculine possessive determiner or pronoun

himself

third-person masculine singular reflexive pronoun

she

third-person feminine singular subject pronoun

her

third-person feminine singular object pronoun or possessive determiner

hers

third-person feminine possessive pronoun

herself

third-person feminine singular reflexive pronoun

it

third-person neuter singular subject or object pronoun

its

third-person neuter possessive determiner

itself

third-person neuter singular reflexive pronoun

we

first-person plural subject pronoun

us

first-person plural object pronoun

our

first-person plural possessive determiner

ours

first-person plural possessive pronoun

ourselves

first-person plural reflexive pronoun

they

third-person plural subject pronoun

them

third-person plural object pronoun

their

third-person plural possessive determiner

theirs

third-person plural possessive pronoun

themselves

third-person plural reflexive pronoun

this

demonstrative pronoun referring to a specific item close by

that

demonstrative pronoun referring to a specific item further away

these

plural demonstrative pronoun referring to items close by

those

plural demonstrative pronoun referring to items further away

who

relative or interrogative pronoun referring to a person as a subject

whom

relative or interrogative pronoun referring to a person as an object

whose

possessive relative or interrogative pronoun

which

relative or interrogative pronoun referring to an animal or thing

what

interrogative or relative pronoun referring to a thing or idea

whoever

whatever person; anyone who

whomever

whatever person as an object

whichever

any one from a limited set

whatever

anything or everything that

everyone

every person; all people

everybody

every person; all people

everything

all things

someone

an unspecified person

somebody

an unspecified person

something

an unspecified thing

anyone

any person at all

anybody

any person at all

anything

any thing at all

no one

no person; nobody

nobody

no person; no one

nothing

no thing; not anything

each

every individual one of two or more

either

one or the other of two

neither

not one nor the other of two

both

the two together

few

a small number of

many

a large number of

several

more than two but not many

all

the whole quantity or extent

some

an unspecified amount or number

any

one, some, or all regardless of quantity

another

one more or an additional one

others

different or additional people or things

each other

used to refer to two or more people doing the same action mutually

one another

used to refer to mutual action among more than two people

in

inside or within a location or time period

on

positioned above and supported by a surface

at

expressing a specific point, location, or time

by

identifying the agent, means, or location beside

for

indicating purpose, destination, or duration

with

accompanied by or possessing

about

on the subject of; concerning

against

in opposition or resistance to

between

in or into the space separating two items

among

surrounded by or in the middle of a group

through

moving in one side and out the other side

during

throughout the course or duration of

before

earlier than in time or position

after

later in time or behind in place

above

at a higher level than

below

at a lower level than

up

towards a higher position

down

towards a lower position

off

away from or removed from

over

directly above or across

under

directly below or beneath

again

another time

further

at or to a greater distance

then

at that time; next

once

on one occasion or as soon as

here

in, at, or to this position

there

in, at, or to that position

when

at what time or situation

where

in or to what place

why

for what cause or reason