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pronoun <a pronoun; pronouns> N

demonstrative pronoun

dual pronoun N LING

personal pronoun <a personal pronoun; personal pronouns> N

relative pronoun

feminine plural pronoun N LING

masculine Plural Pronoun N LING

you feminine pronoun N LING

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The gerund deserves a special mention, as not only is the doubling pronoun placed "after" the verb, but the verb itself receives an epenthetic u.
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Independent/emphatic pronouns (e.g. "ti"), on the contrary, are optional.
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Personal and demonstrative pronouns, however, each form a distinctive word class, and all can be clearly distinguished from verb complexes.
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The separate pronouns have both a short and long form that are used for emphatic and normal pronouns respectively.
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Multiple parts of the sentence can be left out; verb and adjectives will remain, but other parts of speech, especially pronouns, can be dropped.
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Subject pronouns are considered emphatic when used at all.
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It was argued that "he" could not sensibly be used as a generic pronoun understood to include men and women.
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Learners then acquire a single pronoun feature, often person, followed by number and eventually by gender.
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The pronouns are used for contrast or emphasis or when there is no verb.
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The so-called possessive, demonstrative and relative pronouns are no longer considered pronouns.
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