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*[[Reflexive Pronouns]] are forms used when referring back to a noun in the same clause, or in Gaelic, to mark emphasis. | *[[Reflexive Pronouns]] are forms used when referring back to a noun in the same clause, or in Gaelic, to mark emphasis. | ||
*[[Prepositional Inflection|Prepositional pronouns]] are [[Preposition (definition)|prepositions]] forms in Gaelic inflected as pronouns. | *[[Prepositional Inflection|Prepositional pronouns]] are [[Preposition (definition)|prepositions]] forms in Gaelic inflected as pronouns. | ||
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*Wikipedia article on pronouns [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pronoun] | *Wikipedia article on pronouns [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pronoun] | ||
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Revision as of 15:51, 20 November 2009
A pronoun is a closed class word that is used in place of a noun when the referent is known either by context or by previous mention. For example, if we hear the sentence "John left", followed by the sentence He hates Swedish Films, the word "he is a pronoun as it refers back to the previous mention of John.
Pronouns come of several flavors in Gaelic:
- Personal Pronouns are the neutral forms used in subject and object position in the clause.
- Emphatic Pronouns are special forms used to emphasize a pronoun.
- Reflexive Pronouns are forms used when referring back to a noun in the same clause, or in Gaelic, to mark emphasis.
- Prepositional pronouns are prepositions forms in Gaelic inflected as pronouns.
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- Wikipedia article on pronouns [1]
