There are a lot of pronouns in English, and it can be tricky to remember them all. This list will help you practice using all the different pronouns in different situations.
Pronouns with Examples
- Anybody: She saw anybody on the street.
- Anything: I didn’t see anything in the store.
- Anytime: Is there anytime that you’re free?
- Anywhere: I can’t go anywhere without my passport.
- Everybody: Everybody needs to sign the petition.
- Everything: Everything is going to be okay.
- Everywhere: I looked everywhere for my keys.
- Somebody: Somebody left their umbrella on the bus.
- Something: Did you see something over there?
- Somewhere: I know that somewhere there’s a place for me.
- Anyone: Anyone can come to the party.
- Anyplace: Let’s go anyplace but here.
- Anyways: Anyways, I’ll see you later.
- Nobody: Nobody saw the accident happen.
- Nothing: There’s nothing that I can do about it.
- Nowhere: I looked but I couldn’t find it nowhere.
- Somebody else: If you don’t want it, give it to somebody else.
- Something else: I didn’t have time for breakfast, so I’ll just get something else later.
- Somewhere else: Do you want to go somewhere else?
- Used to: I used to live in New York.
When to Use Pronouns
Pronouns can be used in a variety of situations, but there are a few general rules to follow. First, pronouns are used to replace nouns. This means that they can be used in place of a person, animal, object, or concept. For example, if you wanted to talk about your best friend, you could use the pronoun “she” instead of repeating their name over and over again.
Pronouns can also be used to show possession. For example, if you wanted to say that the book belongs to your sister, you could say “the book is hers.”
Finally, pronouns can be used to make general statements. For example, if you wanted to say that all cats like to sleep, you could say “they like to sleep.”
List of Pronouns
- somebody
- any
- whomso
- these
- others
- whatever
- wherever
- hers
- myself
- several
- each other
- whatsoever
- he
- whereinto
- aught
- anybody
- theirselves
- my
- idem
- there
- you
- another
- nothing
- them
- everybody
- our
- none
- their
- some
- whosever
- themselves
- where
- whereunto
- wherewithal
- both
- him
- himself
- whom
- me
- us
- everyone
- everything
- anything
- yours
- it
- whichsoever
- wherewith
- neither
- whose
- as
- each
- somewhat
- naught
- those
- his
- mine
- theirself
- what
- either
- one
- whosoever
- whoever
- whereto
- yourselves
- whereby
- such
- wherefrom
- few
- I
- thee
- many
- theirs
- something
- your
- she
- wherein
- no one
- other
- wheresoever
- whether
- which
- we
- ourself
- this
- themself
- they
- whereof
- whomever
- ourselves
- most
- herself
- whomsoever
- ought
- whichever
- itself
- her
- ours
- whatnot
- whosesoever
- someone
- yourself
- that
- anyone
- whence
- nobody
- who
- suchlike
- enough
- its
- one another
- all
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