Singular Pronouns:
* It: Used for inanimate objects and animals.
* This/That: Points to a specific object near (this) or far (that) from the speaker.
* These/Those: Points to multiple objects near (these) or far (those) from the speaker.
* One: Refers to a general, non-specific thing.
Plural Pronouns:
* They: Used for plural nouns or groups, and can be used in a singular context for a person whose gender identity is non-binary.
* These/Those: (See above)
* Some/Any: Refer to an unspecified quantity of things.
* All/None: Refers to the entirety of a group of things.
Other Pronouns:
* Such: Emphasizes the kind or quality of a thing.
* Which: Introduces a clause that provides more information about a thing.
* Whose: Shows possession of a thing.
Examples:
* It is raining outside.
* I want that book.
* These shoes are too small.
* One should always be kind to others.
* They are very expensive.
* Some people like coffee.
* All cats are mammals.
* Such a beautiful sunset!
* I bought a book which is very interesting.
* Whose phone is this?
It's important to note that the specific pronoun you use will depend on the context and the specific thing you are referring to.