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A pronoun replaces a noun or noun phrase. We use pronouns so as not to repeat a noun again and again. There are nine different types of pronouns. Some of the most common pronouns are “He, she, it, I, you, we, they.” Pronouns can function with a direct object or indirect objects. Here are Grammar Examples. Is that yours? Yes, I just bought it a few days ago. Why are they running down the street? They need to catch the bus! Do you want to buy a pair of jeans at the shop? Yes, let’s walk to it! Here are more examples of Pronouns. What is his name? His name is Bob. Do you live in London? Yes, I do.Grammar Who is he married to? He is married to Sally.

A preposition helps describe place, movement and time. Three of the most common prepositions are “In, On, and At.” “In” is often used with limits. “On” is often used when two things touch. “At” is often used with places or locations. Prepositions are used for phrases and time expressions. Slang, informal and idioms contain prepositions too. Here are Some Examples. Are you at home now? Yes, I am in the kitchen. Was it hot on the subway today? Yes, I couldn’t wait to get off! Are you riding in the taxi today? Yes, I am getting a taxi at the airport! Isn’t it beautiful outside? Yes, it’s nice at the park too! Where will you stay while in London? At my friends home. Is she traveling to the sea? No, she is staying in the mountains.