Examples of Pronouns in Sentences
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Personal Pronouns
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I love reading books.
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She is my best friend.
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He works in a bank.
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They went to the park.
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We are planning a trip.
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You should try this dish.
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It is raining outside.
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I saw him at the store.
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She gave me a gift.
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They invited us to the party.
Possessive Pronouns
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This book is mine.
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That bag is hers.
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The blue car is his.
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These shoes are ours.
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Is this pen yours?
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The decision is entirely mine.
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The responsibility is his.
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This idea is hers, not mine.
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That jacket is yours.
Reflexive Pronouns
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I hurt myself while cooking.
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She introduced herself to the guests.
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He taught himself Spanish.
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They blamed themselves for the mistake.
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We enjoyed ourselves at the concert.
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You should be proud of yourself.
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The cat licked itself clean.
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He talks to himself sometimes.
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She made the cake all by herself.
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We can handle this ourselves.
Demonstrative Pronouns
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This is my favorite movie.
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That looks amazing!
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These are delicious cookies.
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Those were good times.
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That was a great experience.
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These belong to my brother.
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Those are her earrings.
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This is not mine.
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That is exactly what I meant.
Indefinite Pronouns
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Someone left their umbrella here.
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Nobody knows the answer.
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Anyone can participate.
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Everything happens for a reason.
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Something smells delicious.
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Nothing is impossible.
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Somebody called for you.
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Does anyone have a pen?
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Everyone enjoyed the party.
Interrogative Pronouns
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Who is calling me?
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What is your favorite color?
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Which dress should I wear?
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Whose book is this?
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Whom did you invite?
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What do you mean?
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Which one do you prefer?
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Whose phone is ringing?
Relative Pronouns
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The boy who won the race is my cousin.
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The lady whose car was stolen is upset.
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He is the one whom I admire the most.
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The man who helped me was very kind.
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I know someone whose brother is a pilot.
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The painting that you bought is beautiful.
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She is the teacher whom everyone likes.
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The movie, which was amazing, made me cry.
Reciprocal Pronouns
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The two friends hugged each other.
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They always help one another.
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The sisters share their secrets with each other.
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The players congratulated one another after the match.
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We should respect each other.
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They spoke to one another politely.
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The children played with each other happily.
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The students helped each other with homework.
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We supported one another during tough times.
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The teammates trusted each other.
Expletive Pronouns
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It was a great day.
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There seems to be a mistake.
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It’s time to go home.
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There was a loud noise outside.
More Sentences Using Pronouns in Different Contexts
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I called her last night.
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He forgot his wallet at home.
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We visited their new house.
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You should trust yourself.
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They made themselves comfortable.
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She said it was her idea.
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The dog found its way back home.
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Everyone loves a good story.
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Somebody will help you.
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That was an interesting book.
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Who told you about this?
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I wonder what will happen next.
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This is not my problem.
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Which of these do you like the most?
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Whom should I contact for help?
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I gave him a second chance.
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She completed her work early.
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We went to our grandmother’s house.
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They finished their project on time.
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I don’t know whose bag this is.
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These are my favorite flowers.
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That was a fantastic performance.
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This is exactly what I needed.
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I appreciate everything you have done.
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Can anyone solve this problem?
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He doesn’t know anything about it.
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They enjoyed themselves at the amusement park.
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The cake that she baked was delicious.
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The teacher who taught us was very kind.
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She is someone whom I trust.
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Those are my favorite shoes.
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It takes patience to master a skill.
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There are many opportunities available.
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That is not my responsibility.
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What did you say?
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Which is your favorite song?
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Whose turn is it?
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I met someone interesting today.
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Everybody was excited about the trip.
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No one expected the surprise.
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Something strange happened today.
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This is the place where we first met.
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These belong to my cousin.
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That is exactly what I wanted.
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It doesn’t matter anymore.
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That’s not what I meant.
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Nobody knew the answer.
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She bought herself a new dress.
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They told each other their secrets.
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He introduced himself confidently.
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We celebrated our anniversary yesterday.
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You should take care of yourself.
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This is my final decision.
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That is none of your business.
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Everything happens for a reason.
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I saw something interesting online.
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These are my favorite memories.
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Those belong to the museum.
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They talked to one another about the problem.
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I have everything I need.
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What should I do next?
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The boy whose bike was stolen is upset.
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