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CHAPTER I
PREMILINARY
1.1 Background
After mastering the English language well, then we will be able to communicate
with other nations in the world. In addition, we will be able to add insight and
knowledge for the betterment of our nation and our country, because we will be able to
read English literature, listening to radio broadcasts abroad, as well as watching films of
other sciences. There are so many rules that must be observed in its use, especially in
the field of writing. Therefore, the author tries to present the four rules of the many
rules of English, in addition to fulfilling the coursework aims hopefully this short article
can add to our knowledge of the English language.
1.2 Formulation Of The Problem
1. What is a pronoun?
2. What are the forms of pronouns and examples?
3. Learn how to use forms of pronoun?
4. What is the function of the use of pronouns?
1.3 General purpose
From the above problems, the authors certainly aimed to describe or explain these
points, according to the knowledge we have, either from books or other sources.
Hopefully all provide benefits for us. If there is an error in writing or words in this
paper, the authors apologize profusely.
1.4 Special Purpose
1. To Know What is a pronoun
2. To Know What are the forms of pronouns and examples
3. Know How To Learn use forms of pronoun
4. To Know What is the function of the use of pronouns
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CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION
2.1 Understanding Pronoun
Pronoun or pronouns are words used to replace people or objects. There are 5 types
of pronouns, namely that serves as a subject (Subject pronouns), as an object (object
pronoun), as an adjective (possessive adjectives), for states belonging to (possessive
pronouns), and to express self-reflection (reflexive or reciprocal pronouns) . Pronoun
generally replace a noun that is as subject, object or complement.So we can conclude
that the pronoun is a pronoun used to replace people, animals, and objects. pronouns in
the English language (pronouns) are words used to replace nouns (nouns), these nouns
can be people, animals, places and abstract concepts. The purpose of the use of
pronouns can be caused by many things such as to make it more concise, a name not
mentioned repeatedly in a sentence and the effectiveness of a sentence.
2.2 Forms Pronoun
Personal, Possessive, Reflexive Pronouns
To distinguish the three refer to the table below:
Subject
Object
Possessive
Possessive
Reflexive
Adjective
Pronouns
Pronouns
Me
My
Mine
Myself
You
You
Your
Yours
Yourself
They
Them
Their
Theirs
Themselves
We
Us
Our
Ours
Ourselves
He
Him
His
His
Himself
She
Her
Her
Hers
Herself
It
It
Its
Its
Itself
example:
I go with himto her house. (Thats Mean: Saya pergi dengan dia ke rumahnya)
He visits ourhome. (Thats Mean: Dia mengunjungi rumah kita)
Its tail is very long. (Thats Mean: Ekornya sangat panjang)
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These are our cars. (Thats Mean: Ini adalah mobil-mobil kita)
Those are our car. (Thats Mean: itu adalah mobil-mobil kita)
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I left it somewhere.
I didnt go anywhere.
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But it should be remembered, when the subject and object are different people, then
used the pronoun objects / people as usual (me, he, se, it, us, and them.
Example:
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2.10
Relative Pronoun
Is a pronoun that refers to a noun that is before the relative pronoun or relative clauses
(adjective clause). Relative Pronoun is a pronoun that begins an adjective clause /
relative clause.
Which
That
Example:
Relative Pronoun as Subject
Whats the name of the tall man who just came in?
The people that live next door keep having all-night parties
2.11
Pronoun Functions
Pronoun functions: to call something or someone instead of a noun that has been
mentioned in the previous sentence or the speaker and listener alike already know
where the object in question. If there is no pronoun we must repeat the word or phrase
repeatedly objects.
Example:
Do you know the man over there? It seems the man is looking for something. Lets come
near to the man. Perhaps we can help the man.
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CHAPTER III
CONLUSION & SUGGESTION
3.1 Conclusion
Underlying the preparation of this paper is to increase our insight into the compilers
and looking for an easy way to explain the material of Pronoun. Forms relating to the
nature Pronoun Pronoun sense, the form and nature Pronoun as well as how the
application / use.
It can be concluded that the definition of a pronoun is a pronoun that serves as the
subject.
I, you, we, they, he, and she used to replace people. In addition, "they" are also used to
replace plural nouns. He and she also can be used to replace animals, especially pets.
And specifically to "she" can also be used to replace the ships.
"It" to replace single inanimate objects and plants.
He, she and it is a singular subject (third person singular), which is always followed by
a singular verb.
3.2 Suggestion
1. English is the International language, to make it easier to learn in different ways,
one way to make a more detailed paper delivery. Read this paper carefully.
Hopefully can add insight (especially those who have studied the material on
Pronoun).
2. To the reader who had already mastered the material, we hope to provide input
can even add information to us either directly or indirectly. Hopefully can add
knowledge to us.
3. Please understandable if in explanation of this matter is no less appropriate
especially not in accordance with the opinion of the source, we human beings
and will open if there is a correction of any party.
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