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This document provides an insightful exploration into the realm of pronouns, offering a clear and detailed understanding of their significance and various types. It delves into the nuances of both direct and indirect speech, showcasing how individuals naturally employ these techniques when recounti...

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Introduction to Pronouns – Notes Part 1 Personal pronouns and demonstrative
pronouns for direct and indirect speech.
 Direct and Indirect Speech:

 Recounting someone's past words can be done using direct speech (verbatim) or indirect
speech (reported by someone else).

 Example: "Mom said that you can't have any more chocolate!" "Boitumelo said that she
likes you!"

 Understanding Pronouns:

 Pronouns are words that replace nouns to avoid repetition.

 Two types of conveying speech: direct speech and indirect speech.

 Pronouns' Importance:

 Without pronouns, sentences become repetitive and cumbersome.

 Pronouns take the place of nouns for clarity and efficiency.

 Example of non-pronoun usage: "Malusi arrived at the park to take Malusi's dog for a
walk..."

 Benefits of Pronouns:

 Pronouns simplify sentences by replacing nouns.

 Avoids redundancy and enhances readability.

 Example of pronoun usage: "Malusi arrived at the park to take his dog for a walk..."

 Types of Pronouns:

 Pronouns can be categorized into different groups based on their functions:

1. Personal pronouns

2. Demonstrative pronouns

(Well be looking only on these 2 for this part)

3. Possessive pronouns

4. Relative pronouns

 Antecedent and Pronoun:

 Antecedent: A noun/pronoun referred to or replaced by a pronoun.

 Example: In "Mary lost her book," 'Mary' is the antecedent of the pronoun 'her.'

3. Personal and Demonstrative Pronouns

, 3.1 Personal Pronouns:

 Personal pronouns replace nouns to prevent repetition.

 Three perspectives: first person (speaker), second person (reader), third person (detached).

 First person: I, we; Second person: you; Third person: he, she, it, they.




3.2 Demonstrative Pronouns:

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