《英語代詞總結(jié)》課件

SummaryofEnglishPronounsREPORTING2023WORKSUMMARY目錄CATALOGUEPersonalpronounsPositivepronounReflexivepronounsDemonstrativepronounIndefinitepronounPART01PersonalpronounsSummaryword:Referstothesingularfirstperson,usuallyusedtorefertooneself.InEnglish,"I"isafirstpersonsingularpronounusedtorefertothespeakerthemselves.Itisusuallyusedatthesubjectpositionofasentencetoindicatepersonalopinions,feelings,orbehaviors.Firstpersonsingular(I)SummarywordReferstothepluralfirstperson,usuallyusedtorefertooneselfandothers.Detaileddescription"We"isafirstpersonpluralpronounusedtorefertothespeakerandothers.Itcanincludethespeakerthemselvesornot.Whenusing"we",itusuallyindicatesasenseofunity,cooperation,orsharedperspective.Firstpersongeneral(we)Secondpersonsingular(you)Referstothesingularsecondperson,usuallyusedtorefertotheotherpersonoraspecificperson.Summaryword"You"isasecondpersonsingularpronounusedtorefertotheotherpersonoraspecificperson.Inasentence,"you"isusuallyusedastheobject,indicatingtheobjectofcommunicationwiththeotherparty.DetaileddescriptionSummarywordReferstothepluralsecondperson,usuallyusedtorefertomultiplepeopleoragroupofpeople.Detaileddescription"You"isalsoasecondpersonpluralpronounusedtorefertomultipleindividualsoragroupofpeople.Whenusing"you",itusuallyrepresentsageneralorgeneralviewpoint,orisusedtoissueinstructionsorrequeststomultiplepeople.Secondpersongeneral(you)SummarywordReferstothesingularthirdperson,usuallyusedtorefertoamale,female,ornonbiologicalobject.要點(diǎn)一要點(diǎn)二Detaileddescription"He"referstomales,"she"referstofemales,and"it"referstononbiologicalthings.Thesepronounsarecommonlyusedassubjectsorobjectsinsentences,representingaspecificindividualorthing.Thirdpersonsingular(he/she/it)Referstothepluralthirdpersonandiscommonlyusedtorefertomultiplemales,females,ornonbiologicalentities.Summaryword"They"isathirdpersonpluralpronounusedtorefertomultiplemales,females,ornonbiologicalobjects.Insentences,"they"areoftenusedassubjectsorobjects,representingaspecificgroupofindividualsorthings.DetaileddescriptionThirdpersonplural(they)PART02PositivepronounusedtoshowsessionofsomethingbythesubjectExample:"Mycarisparkedhere."MyYourHisusedtoshowsessionofsomethingbytheobjectExample:"Youleftyourbookonthetable."usedtoshowsessionofsomethingbyamalepersonExample:"Hiskeyswereinthepocket."030201Adjectivepositivepronouns(my,your,his,her,its,our,their)usedtoshowsessionofsomethingbyafemalepersonExample:"SheTookherPursewithher."HerusedtoshowsessionofsomethingbyathingoranimalExample:"Thecatsatonitsback."ItusedtoshowsessionofsomethingbyagroupofpeopleExample:"Ourteamwon'tbethegame."OurusedtoshowsessionofsomethingbyagroupofpeopleorthingsExample:"Thechildrenwereplayingwiththeirtoys."TheirAdjectivepositivepronouns(my,your,his,her,its,our,their)Nounalpositivepronouns(mine,yours,hers/his,ours/their)01"Mineisthebestanswer."02Yours:usedasthepositiveformofyouoryourusualExample:"Isentyouamessage,butyoudidn'treceiveit."03Hers/His:usedasthepositiveformofsheorheExample:"Hersisthebluecar,hisistheredone."04Ours/Them:usedasthepositiveformofusorusorthemExample:"Hoursisthebestteam,theyaresecondbest."PART03ReflexivepronounsPleaseenteryourcontentReflexivepronounsPART04DemonstrativepronounThis-usedtopointoutapersonorthingthatisclosetothespeakerThat-usedtopointoutapersonorthingthatisfurtherawayfromthespeakerornotwithinthespeaker'simmediatereachDemonstrativepronounThebasicformofdemonstrativeproofs(this,that,these,those)These-usedtorefertoagroupofpeopleorthingsthatareclosedtothespeakerThis-usedtorefertoagroupofpeopleorthingsthatarefurtherawayfromthespeakerornotwithinthespeaker'simmediatereachInEnglish,demonstrativepronounsareusedincombinationwithnounstospecifywhichpersonorthingisbeingreferredto.Theyareoftenusedinconjunctionwithpositionslike"in,""on,""by,""with,"and"about"tospecifylocation,association,orrelationshipDemonstrativepronounThebasicformofdemonstrativeproofs(this,that,these,those)PART05IndefinitepronounSummaryword:Referstoanunspecifiedperson,thing,orsituation,oftenusedinconjunctionwithqualifierstomodifynouns.Detaileddescription:Indefinitepronounisusedtorefertonon-specificpeople,things,orsituations,suchas"someone","something","anything","anything","everyone","everything",etc.Theycanbeusedalonetoreplacenounsortogetherwithqualifierstomodifyn