52 Examples of Pronouns in Indonesian

Definition of Pronoun

Pronouns, also known as pronouns. According to the dictionary language In Indonesia, pronouns are types of words that function as substitutes for nouns or noun phrases. While in general language, the notion of pronouns is a type of word that is used to replace other nouns or other words. Other words that are meant can be people or things.

Pronouns (pronouns) are usually used with the intention of softening the language used. In addition, pronouns are also used to make a sentence more meaningful effective, not repeated so that the sentence does not seem long-winded.

Characteristics of Pronouns (Pronouns)

In its use or application, we can identify pronouns easily through their characteristics. The following are some of the characteristics of pronouns:

1. A pronoun (pronoun) replaces or is in the position of a word that is located as a subject (S) and object (O) in a sentence. However, in some cases the pronoun (pronoun) can also replace or be in the predicate position (P) in a sentence.
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2. Pronouns (pronouns) can be variable or not.
3. Pronouns do not only refer to one context, but adjust to the context of the sentence. Reference pronouns (pronouns) can change and move according to the context of the sentence.
4. Pronouns follow who is the speaker, who is the reader and who is being spoken of.

Functions of Pronouns (Pronouns)

As for the function fromword replace (pronoun), as follows:

1. as a marker
2. as owner
3. to declare the doer object
4. to express the object of the sufferer
5. to declare accompanying object

Types of Words Replace (Pronoun)

Broadly speaking, pronouns are divided into 3 types, namely personal pronouns, directive pronouns, and interrogative pronouns. However, to be more detailed and easy to distinguish, pronouns can be further divided into 6 types, namely as follows:

1. Personal Pronouns (Personal Pronouns)

Personal pronouns are pronouns that are used to replace people or things. Personal pronouns are divided into 3 types, namely as follows:

• I (first) person pronouns are divided into 2 types, including:
  • I singular pronoun. Example: me, me, servant
  • The personal pronoun I is plural. Example: we, we
•  Second (second) person pronouns are divided into 2 types, including:
  • Second person singular pronoun. Example: you, you, you, you
  • Second person pronoun, plural. Example: you
• Third (third) person pronouns are divided into 2 types, including:
  • Third person singular pronoun. Example: he, she, he
  • The third person pronoun is plural. Example: they

2. Possessive Pronouns (Possessive Pronouns)

Possessive pronouns are pronouns used to express possession or possession. Example: I become my, you become your, he becomes his

3. Hint Pronouns (Demonstrative Pronouns)

Demonstrative pronouns are pronouns that are used to indicate a location, object or place that is far or near. Example: this, that, here, there, there

4. Connecting Pronouns (Relative Pronouns)

Connecting pronouns (relative pronouns) are pronouns that are used to connect two sentences with different positions, namely between the parent sentence and clauses. In addition, it also functions as a pronoun that connects an object with its nature. Example: that.

5. Interrogative Pronouns (Interrogative Pronouns)

• Interrogative pronouns (interrogative pronouns) are pronouns used to ask or ask information an event.
  • Question pronouns for people or things
    Example: what, who, which, which
  • Time interrogative pronoun
    Example: when, when, when
  • Place interrogative pronoun
    Example: where, where, from where
  • Conditional pronoun
    Example: why, how
  • Quantity pronoun
    Example: how much

6. Indefinite Pronoun 

Indefinite pronouns are pronouns that are used to replace people or things that are numerous and erratic. Example: para, something, each, all.

Examples of Personal Pronouns (Personal Pronouns)

1. Me became the only school representative for the physics olympiad in the district.
2. I is the youngest of six siblings.
3. Sorry servant for this fire disaster.
4. We agreed to do the school work in groups.
5. We it is impossible to succeed without the prayers of parents.
6. You is the best friend ever in my life.
7. You no need to bother doing all these tasks.
8. The problem that you facing today is only a small part of the long journey of life.
9. You is the brightest light that illuminates my dark night.
10. We can successfully win this race if you work together.
11. He cried when he heard the news of the death of his parents.
12. is he were you at home when the accident happened?
13. He is an encouragement when a feeling of tiredness overwhelms my heart and mind.
14. They look very compatible with each other.

Examples of Possessive Pronouns (Possessive Pronouns)

1. Ani took the laptopmy when I'm not home.
2. Mom askedmy to buy medicine at the pharmacy.
3. Can I borrow a motorbikeyour to go to school?
4. I feel very flattered by the complimentyour.
5. I've put the test paper in the baghis.
6. I lost my wallethis in a rush this morning

Examples of Hint Pronouns (Demonstrative Pronouns)

1. You can use an umbrella this.
2. parking paper this filled my trouser pocket.
3. Just put the key that on my desk.
4. Skyscrapers that stands majestically in the center of the capital.
5. You can stay here while your mother went to work.
6. Air here feels hotter than usual.
7. Why do you have to wait there alone on a night like this?
8. The books sold there are much cheaper than in this mall.

Examples of Connecting Pronouns (Relative Pronouns)

1. Someone that sitting on the other end is my grandfather.
2. Bayu has no shoes that purple.
3. gift that deposited it has been delivered.
4. Door that broken it has been repaired.
5. He has a house that very large.

Examples of Interrogative Pronouns (Interrogative Pronouns)

1. What what is blocking the flow of this river water?
2. Who the mastermind behind last night's robbery?
3. Where That bag you promised?
4. fruit that where which will you buy?
5. When new student admissions at your campus?
6. I want to continue my schooling to the bamboo curtain country, if my mother allowed it.
7. It won't go away if you stop it.
8. Where did you find this antique?
9. Where you just disappeared these two days?
10. The child suddenly came From where ?
11. Why You didn't come to the engagement party?
12. How how to make rice cake
13. How many your GPA?

Examples of Indefinite Pronouns

1. Para students are asked to study harder to face the national final exam next week.
2. Ahead of the long holiday, crowded tourist spots are visited paratraveler
3. All prospective graduate students are required to have at least 7 seminar certificates held by the campus.
4. Meatballs and satay are very popular all circles
5. We would appreciate something we worked so hard for.
6. In tomorrow's match, team we have to look their best.

Based on the meaning, function and examples of pronouns in the sentences described above, we can conclude that a pronoun is a type of word that functions as a substitute for another noun or word other. Where the other nouns can be people or things.

That's our discussion this time about examples of pronouns in English Indonesia. Hopefully this article is useful for all of us, in order to better understand and love Indonesian grammar.