Местоимение. Значение Meaning

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Значение Meaning

difficult to define: some share essential peculiarities of nouns (e.g. he),

Значение Meaning difficult to define: some share essential peculiarities of nouns (e.g.
others have much in common with adjectives (e. g. which).
pronouns point to the things and properties without naming them. Thus, for example, the pronoun it points to a thing
its points to the property of a thing by referring it to another thing.
what can point both to a thing and a property.

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Classes of Pronouns

Personal, Reciprocal, Possessive
Demonstrative, Indefinite, Reflexive
Interrogative, Connective
Me, yourself, mine, each other,

Classes of Pronouns Personal, Reciprocal, Possessive Demonstrative, Indefinite, Reflexive Interrogative, Connective Me,
this, those, which, that, why, where, who, nothing, sometimes

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Форма Form

Some have the category of number (singular and plural), e. g.

Форма Form Some have the category of number (singular and plural), e.
this, while others have no such category, e. g. somebody.
some have the category of case (he — him, somebody — somebody's), while others have none (something).

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What is the Objective Case of the following Personal pronouns?

I
He
We
She
It
They
you

What is the Objective Case of the following Personal pronouns? I He

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Функция Function

(a) Some combine
1) with verbs (he speaks, find him),
2)

Функция Function (a) Some combine 1) with verbs (he speaks, find him),
others can also combine with a following noun (this room).
(b) In the sentence, some
may be the subject (he, what)
or the object,
others are the attribute (my).
can be predicatives.

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Личные местоимения Personal Pronouns

категории числа (единственное/ множественное) и падежа (именительный/ объектный)
Russian

Личные местоимения Personal Pronouns категории числа (единственное/ множественное) и падежа (именительный/ объектный)
он, она, оно
English it, he, she, they

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Притяжательные местоимения

Простая (my) и абсолютная (mine) (независимая форма)
…friend
A fiend of…

Притяжательные местоимения Простая (my) и абсолютная (mine) (независимая форма) …friend A fiend of…

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Give absolute forms for these Possessive pronouns

My
His
Her
Its
Their
Our
Your

Give absolute forms for these Possessive pronouns My His Her Its Their Our Your

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This pen is broken, give me…
She does not like this dog, she

This pen is broken, give me… She does not like this dog,
thinks… is better
Our apples are not good, do you think … are better?

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Возвратные и усилительные местоимения

Reflective and emphatic pronouns. Compare: I bought it myself.

Возвратные и усилительные местоимения Reflective and emphatic pronouns. Compare: I bought it
I myself bought it. Doctor has forbidden me to smoke, but he smokes himself
What is the Russian for?
To amuse oneself, to behave oneself/ behave, to hurt oneself, to help oneself, to hide oneself

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Указательные местоимения

Demonstrative Pronouns
This-that-These-those
it

Указательные местоимения Demonstrative Pronouns This-that-These-those it

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Вопросительные и относительные местоимения

Interrogative and connective pronouns

Вопросительные и относительные местоимения Interrogative and connective pronouns

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Indefinite Pronouns

Some
Any
No
Every
Many
Much
Few
Little

Indefinite Pronouns Some Any No Every Many Much Few Little

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What is the difference between

Few friends
A few friends
Little milk
A little milk

What is the difference between Few friends A few friends Little milk A little milk

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What is the difference between these pronouns?

One
It

What is the difference between these pronouns? One It
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