2. Pronoun: a word that has taken the place of a noun
Antecedent: the original noun that the pronoun is referring to
The woman runs the company very efficiently. She has saved it from bankruptcy.
antecedent
antecedent
pronoun
pronoun

3. Personal Pronouns – refer to specific people or things
Form
Singular
Plural
Second-Person
Subject
you
Object
Possessive (Adj)
your
Possessive (Pronoun)
yours
Form
Singular
Plural
First-Person
Subject I we
Object me us
Possessive (Adj) my
our
Possessive (Pronoun)
mine
ours
Form
Singular
Plural
Third-Person
Subject
He, she, it
They
Object
Him, her, it
them
Possessive (Adj)
His, her, its
their
Possessive (Pronoun)
His, hers, its
theirs

4. Reflexive – personal pronouns that refer back to the antecedent (the antecedent is still present in the sentence)
Myself
Yourself
Himself
Herself
Itself
Ourselves
Themselves

5. Indefinite – refer to unspecified persons, things, or groups
MANY
MORE
MOST
MUCH
NEITHER
ALL
ANOTHER
BOTH
EACH
EITHER
FEW
NONE
ONE
OTHER
SEVERAL
SOME
SUCH

6. Indefinite – refer to unspecified persons, things, or groups
-BODY
-ONE
-THING
ANY
ANYBODY
ANYONE
ANYTHING
EVERY
EVERYBODY
EVERYONE
EVERYTHING NO
NOBODY
NO ONE
NOTHING
SOME
SOMEBODY
SOMEONE
SOMETHING

7. Demonstrative – refer to particular person(s) or thing(s)
THIS
THAT
THESE
THOSE