Subject Pronouns (used as the subject of a verb):
* First Person: I
* Second Person: You
* Third Person: He, She, It
Object Pronouns (used as the object of a verb or preposition):
* First Person: Me
* Second Person: You
* Third Person: Him, Her, It
Possessive Pronouns (show ownership):
* First Person: Mine
* Second Person: Yours
* Third Person: His, Hers, Its
Reflexive Pronouns (refer back to the subject):
* First Person: Myself
* Second Person: Yourself
* Third Person: Himself, Herself, Itself
Intensive Pronouns (emphasize the subject):
* First Person: Myself
* Second Person: Yourself
* Third Person: Himself, Herself, Itself
Note: The reflexive and intensive pronouns are the same words. The context determines their function.
Example Sentences:
* Subject Pronoun: She is going to the store.
* Object Pronoun: I gave the book to him.
* Possessive Pronoun: This is my car.
* Reflexive Pronoun: He hurt himself.
* Intensive Pronoun: I did it myself.