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Pronouns & Quantifiers - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Subject and Object forms
      - Special uses
        
        known sex/ sympathy/ interest totally => he/she
        
        "It" => things or human baby of unknown sex 1. somthing like ( door, weather, temperature, time, distance, subject)
        Ex: The door 's opened. It was opened by the boy. 2. human baby that unknown sex
        
        in cleft clause to give emphasis: It was.... who/ that / which........
        
        unknown sex: - Singular => He/she - Plural => they
        
        One/ ones
        
        After demonstrative, each, any another, either, neither, which, superlative, the, every
        Ex: The building has lots of windows. Every ONE had been broken
        
        replace to noun to avoid repeating a noun when it has a clear meaning
        
        Without uning one if before Noun
    - - Possessive determiner >< Possessive pronouns
        
        Possessive determiner
        
        Express a relation, often the fact that sonmething belongs to someone ( I held his book. Do you held his?
        
        Before noun, after all both half or after a quantifier + of: all my money.
        
        Possessive pronouns
        
        used when leave out the noun but remain the full meaning
        
        This's my friend ( mean that: you have more than one friend and he/she's here is the one of ones )==> This's a friend of mine=> that mean you have only one friend, or she's the best friend that you wanna mentioned about.
    - - use as O or complement with the same S to emphasize S or noun pharse
        
        I felt over and hurt myself => that mean, i felt that make i was hurt ==> emphasize felt and hurt with the same S is " I"
        
        Emphasize a noun pharse that stands before it. Ex: dad himself mowed the lawn this morning ( ==> sure that only Dad who did it this morning not Mom or another person)
        
        using reflex with others meanning
        
        " alone" ; by oneself = on one's own => I don't want to walk home on my own/ by myself
        
        " Without help" can do it by oneself Ex: We built the garage ourself =. we completed this building by ourself without any help from any other departments
        
        " As for me" = myself Ex: I totally don't agree with that, myself => that mean as for me/ as far as I concerned I have another ieade with you
        
        " have a good time" Ex: I hope u enjoy yourself ." behave well" Did the children behave themselves. " Take food" can we just help ourselves ( Except some verbs such as: wash, bathe, shave, dress, change)
    - - Compound pronouns formed by every/ some/ any/ no + one/ body/ thing ( someone must do this)
      - Positive meaning or offer and request something ; somesomebody/ someone/ something ( there was someone in the phone box) Negatives & questions : anybody/ anyone ( I can't see anyone in the waiting room
      - Every/ each => sigular verb ( everything was in a mess, everyone was asked what they thought) NOTE something was solen => one thing was solen>< some things... more than one things were solen. Similarities with some days, and someday.
    - - Point to something in the situations ( this/ these , that/ those) or to identify someone or something ( Mother, this is my friend/ teady bear Duncan .
      - To refer to something mentinoned before ( I simply haven't got the money. This's the problem
- - - - he didn't realize how ,much dood he hda eaten
    - - are there any boxes?