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RELATIVE AND OTHER PRONOUNS

A relative pronoun is a word that introduces a dependent (or relative) clause and connects it to an independent one.

A clause is a group of words in a sentence containing a subject and a verb forming either a complete sentence or part of a sentence.

There are two main types: Independent clauses, which can stand alone since they form a complete thought, and dependent clauses, which cannot stand alone and must be attached to an independent clause to make sense, a relative pronoun is that specific word that introduces and links dependent clauses to independent ones.

A graphic featuring the text 'RELATIVE PRONOUNS' on a light blue background, accompanied by colorful abstract shapes.
A colorful table outlining the use of relative pronouns, categorized by subject, object, and possessive forms, set against a light blue background.
A colorful graphic displaying examples of relative and interrogative pronouns with text highlighting their use in sentences.
Image with the text 'CORRELATIVE PRONOUNS' on a turquoise background, accompanied by colorful shapes.
A colorful infographic displaying interrogative pronouns with examples including 'What', 'All that', 'They who', 'Those who', and 'People who'. The background is light blue with abstract shapes and decorations.
Title slide for 'Interrogative Pronouns' featuring colorful abstract shapes on a light blue background.
Colorful graphic displaying a table of interrogative pronouns: 'Who', 'What', and 'Which', with their corresponding forms for subject, object, and possessive. Includes example questions.
Slide displaying the title 'REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS' with a list of reflexive pronouns on a turquoise background, including 'Oneself (Impersonal)', 'Myself', 'Yourself', 'Himself', 'Herself', 'Itself', 'Ourselves', 'Yourself/Yourselves', and 'Themselves'. Colorful flags and a logo are incorporated into the design.
Slide discussing reflexive pronouns, including their position in sentences and usage examples.
Illustration explaining reciprocal pronouns, featuring colorful geometric shapes and large text detailing their usage and examples.

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INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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