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PRONOUNS, QUANTIFIERS - Coggle Diagram

- - - - He/ She used to replace animals (known sex, sympathy/ interest)
        Ex: He’s a lovely little dog
        
        She used to refer to countries with human qualities
        Ex: The country’s oil industry has given it/ her economic independence.
        
        It is used to refer to a human baby of unknown sex.
        Ex: Look at that baby. It’s been sick.
    - - to refer to something
        Ex: The door’s opened. It was opened by the girl
        
        to identify a person
        Ex: It's John
        
        as empty subject to refer to weather,temperature, time, and distance
        Ex: It’s very cold today.
        
        as preparatory subject
        Ex: It’s very difficult to speak English that fluently
        
        as preparatory object
        Ex: She found it impossible to be there on time
        
        to give emphasis
        Ex: It was England who won the world cup in 1996.
    - - When the millionth visitor arrives, he will be given a free ticket.
        When the millionth visitor arrives, he or she (he/she) will be given a free ticket
        When the millionth visitor arrives, they will be
        given a free ticket.
    - - One/ones instead of a noun to avoid repeating a noun when it is clear from the context what we mean.
        Ex: I think his best poems are his early ones.
        
        Use one/ones or leave it out:
        
        After a demonstrative
        Ex: These pictures are nice. I like this (one)
        
        After EACH, ANY, ANOTHER, EITHER, NEITHER
        Ex: The building had six windows. Each (one) had been broken.
        
        After WHICH
        Ex: There are lots of seats available. Which (ones) would you like?
        
        After a superlative
        Ex: These stamps are the nicest (ones).
        
        After an adjective
        Ex: An orange juice. A large one, please
        
        After THE
        Ex: This television is better than the one we had before
        
        After EVERY
        Ex: The building has lots of windows. Every one had been broken.