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“Pronouns.”
Pronoun
A pronoun is used to refer to a person or thing
A pronoun is also known as a substitute noun
Pronouns are split into perspectives
1st person
2nd Person
3rd Person
I
me
mine
myself
you
you
yours
yourself
he/she
him/her
his/hers
him/her,-self
Things to remember
Pronouns have plurals for the 1st,2nd and third person
Pronouns also have singular and plural words for things.
Common Noun
Common nouns are generic names
A common noun is a ^unique descriptor.
A person
A place
A thing
boy
girl
Man
Woman
town
county
province
country
car
toy
candy
cereal
Things to remember
A common noun will help describe a proper noun.
If a common noun is also a countable noun, then the common noun becomes plural when there is more than one
When a proper noun is tied to a common noun the capital letter of the proper noun must be also applied to the common noun.
We live in County Antrim.
Using common nouns as descriptors will provide more information
David is a man.
The woman is called Eileen.
When a proper noun is tied to a common noun the capital letter of the proper noun must be also applied to the common noun.
Identifier:
*Unique; A word, in and to itself, unique. proper nouns.
**General; A word that can represent a "unique identifier" without the need of a "determiner" e.g. a, the, every. pronouns.
Descriptor:
^Unique; A word that is used as an introduction to help define a "unique identifier" or a "general identifier". common nouns.
^^General; A word that is used to define things made from matter. concrete nouns.
^^^intangible; A word is used to define things absent of matter. abstract nouns.
