Reciprocal Pronouns

Reciprocal Pronouns

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Reciprocal Pronouns

  One of the easiest type of pronouns to understand is the reciprocal pronouns, let's take a look at it.

1. Peter and his fiancee are arguing with each other.

  What do you notice from the example above?

The thing that I notice is that peter is arguing with his fiancee and his fiancee is arguing with him.

 

So, both of them are doing the same action; there is a mutual action between them which is (arguing).

They are subjects of only one verb, that's why we use a reciprocal pronouns.

• One more example:

Indefinite Pronouns

Indefinite Pronouns

• What is an indefinite Pronoun?

The Indefinite Pronouns

It is a pronoun that you use when you want to indicate to things or people

without determining who or what they are.

in other words, they are used to refer to non specified people or things.

• There are singular indefinite pronouns, plural indefinite pronouns and variable indefinite pronouns:

Different types of Indefinite pronouns

• First: the singular ones.

For people:

Everybody - everyone
Somebody   - some one
nobody    - no one
anybody   - anyone.

Examples: