What is a singular pronoun?

Question

What is a singular pronoun and synonyms in reference to the author and the recipient in their distinctive ways in Titus chapter 1, 2, or 3.

Answer 1

I, me, he, she, him, her, it.

A pronoun is a more general noun used to refer to something else, so you don't have to keep repeating that same word over and over again. A singular pronoun just means that there is only one of the thing your talking about.

Plural pronouns would be things like: them, us, those, etc.

Answer 2

Pronouns are nouns that take the place of proper nouns. For example, "he" instead of "Jack" or "them" instead of "Bill and Betty."

A singular pronoun is a pronoun referring to one entity only. Like "he."

Answer 3

Great question! It really cuts right to the heart of what religion & spirituality are all about and what they mean to each one of us, and to all of humanity! Your question forces us to look in the mirror and ask ourselves, "Am I an adjective? An adverb? What must I do to become a preposition?"

Answer 4

A part of speach, a pronoun (word that takes the place of a noun in a sentence) which refers to one entity (person or object)



JEEZE people, he asked what one is, not for an example of one.

DUH!!!!!


;)

Answer 5

Singular pronouns are:
1- I - fisrt person
2- you - second person
3- he & she & it - third person

Answer 6

I think you should ask this in the Language section

Answer 7

she, he., I. "You" and "it" are used as both singular and plural. These are subjective pronouns

Objective singular pronouns:
me, her, him you, it

Answer 8

It...I guess.

Answer 9

I