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The pronoun - is a part of speech which points out things and qualities of…

- - - - In interrogative and negative sentences
    - - either
      - neither
      - nothing
      - no
      - none
      - .
        
        other(s)
        
        one
        
        is used only with countable nouns and has the plural form — ones and the possessive case — one's.
        
        .
        
        a) to stand for people:
        
        • One should be careful in such matters.
        
        b) to express some vague time:
        
        • One day I'll tell you my secret.
        
        c) to avoid the repetition of the same noun (as a word-substitute):
        
        • My house is the first one on the left.
        
        d) with the meaning of only or single:
        
        • Your father is the one man to help me. This is the one way to do it.
        
        plenty
        
        several
        
        some
        
        is used in affirmative sentences
  - - - must be placed after the word it emphasises or at the end of the sentence.
        
        He himself told me about it.
        
        I have thought of it myself.
    - - the construction verb + oneself.
        
        His way of expressing himself is rather strange