A Collection of Pronouns Personal pronouns refer to specific people or things.   Subject forms Object forms Possessive forms   singular plural singular plural singular plural 1st person I we me us my / mine our / ours 2nd person you you you you your / yours your / yours 3rd person he she it they they they him her it them them them his her / hers its their / theirs their / theirs their / theirs Indefinite pronouns are less specific than personal pronouns and have fewer forms. Singular only Singular or plural Plural only everyone / everybody all both anyone / anybody any few someone / somebody some several no one / nobody none many each / much / one more   either / neither most   Other pronouns Demonstrative   Relative this that these those These point at what they refer to.   who / whom whose which that These begin dependent modifying clauses.

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