Personal and reflexive pronouns- પુરુષવાચક અને માલિકી દર્શક સર્વનામ
First person:
બોલનાર વ્યક્તિને ફર્સ્ટ પર્સન કહેવાય.
દા.ત., પ્રોનાઉન- I, me અને mine (singular- એકવચન માટે)
પ્રોનાઉન- We, us અને ours (plural- બહુવચન માટે)
Second person:
સાંભળનાર વ્યક્તિ ને સેકંડ પર્સન કહેવાય.
દા.ત., પ્રોનાઉન- you અને yours (singular and plural- એકવચન અને બહુવચન બંને માટે)
Third person:
જેના વિષે (વસ્તુ, વ્યક્તિ કે પ્રાણી) વાતચીત થતી હોય તેને થર્ડ પર્સન કહેવાય.
દા.ત., પ્રોનાઉન- પુરુષ- he, him, his.
સ્ત્રી- she, her, hers.
વસ્તુ કે પ્રાણી- it અને its(singular- એકવચન માટે)
પ્રોનાઉન- They, them અને theirs (plural- બહુવચન માટે)
Personal and Reflexive pronoun | ||||
Person | Subjective Pronouns | Objective Pronouns | Possessive Pronouns | Reflexive Pronouns |
First person singular | I | Me | Mine
| Myself |
Second person singular | You | You | Yours | Yourself |
Third person singular | He | Him | His | Himself |
She | Her | Hers | Herself | |
It | It | It | Itself | |
First person Plural | We
| Us | Ours | Ourselves |
Second person plural | You | You | Yours | Yourselves |
Third person plural | They
| Them
| Theirs | Themselves
|
3. Intensive Pronouns
Identical to reflexive pronouns but used for emphasis.
Example: I myself built this house.
4. Demonstrative Pronouns
Point to specific things based on distance or number.
This (singular, near)
That (singular, far)
These (plural, near)
Those (plural, far)
Example: This is my favorite song.
5. Relative Pronouns
Introduce relative clauses and connect them to a noun.
Who (refers to people, subject)
Whom (refers to people, object)
Whose (shows possession, people or things)
Which (refers to things or animals)
That (refers to people, things, or animals)
Example: The person who called me was kind.
6. Interrogative Pronouns
Used to ask questions.
Who (subject, people)
Whom (object, people)
Whose (possession, people or things)
What (things or ideas)
Which (specific choice among options)
Example: What is your name?
7. Indefinite Pronouns
Refer to non-specific people or things.
Singular: Anyone, Anybody, Someone, Somebody, Everyone,
Everybody, No one, Nobody, Something, Nothing, Anything, Everything, Each,
Either, Neither
Plural: Both, Few, Many, Several
Singular or Plural: All, Any, Most, None, Some
Example: Someone left their bag here.
8. Reciprocal Pronouns
Show a mutual relationship.
Each other (two entities)
One another (more than two entities)
Example: They love each other.
Useful verb forms for learning tenses
કાળ શીખવા માટેનાં ઉપયોગી રૂપો
(1) To do forms for simple tense
- Present: do/does
- Past:. did
- Future: will do/ shall do
(2) To be forms for continuous tense
- Present: am/is/are
- Past:. was/were
- Future: will be/shall be
- Present: have/ has
- Past: had
- Future: will have/ shall have
To do
forms with subjects |
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Subject |
Present |
Past |
Future |
I |
Do |
Did |
Will do/shall do |
We |
Do |
Did |
Will do/shall do |
You |
Do |
Did |
Will do/shall do |
They |
Do |
Did |
Will do/shall do |
He |
Does |
Did |
Will do/shall do |
She |
Does |
Did |
Will do/shall do |
It |
Does |
Did |
Will do/shall do |
To be forms with subjects |
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Subject |
Present |
Past |
Future |
I |
Am |
Was |
Will be/shall be |
We |
Are |
Were |
Will be/shall be |
You |
Are |
Were |
Will be/shall be |
They |
Are |
Were |
Will be/shall be |
He |
Is |
Was |
Will be/shall be |
She |
Is |
Was |
Will be/shall be |
It |
Is |
Was |
Will be/shall be |
To
have forms with subjects |
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Subject |
Present |
Past |
Future |
I |
Have |
Had |
Will have/shall have |
We |
Have |
Had |
Will have/shall have |
You |
Have |
Had |
Will have/shall have |
They |
Have |
Had |
Will have/shall have |
He |
Has |
Had |
Will have/shall have |
She |
Has |
Had |
Will have/shall have |
It |
Has |
Had |
Will have/shall have |
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