Examining the Types of Pronoun in Ancient ages

Authors

  • Safiullh Maroofi Kandahar University
  • Sayed Jan sateh Faculty of Human sciences Baghlan University, Baghlan, Afghanistan
  • Abdul Matin Rashidi3 Faculty of Education Kandahar University, Kandahar, Afghanistan

Keywords:

Pronoun and its types, Uses of Pronouns, Ancient Period and The Usage in Sentences.

Abstract

 The pronoun is one of the independent words and is considered as a group of nouns and replaces nouns, prevents the repetition of nouns in words. Of course, the name that has already been mentioned in the word; Pronouns are divided into: personal or subject pronouns, sign pronouns, common pronouns, possessive pronouns, interrogative pronouns, important pronouns and pronouns. Personal pronouns in the ancient language did not have sex (male and female) and have three forms: singular, duplicate and plural. The pronoun is also used singular, duplicate and plural. The interrogative pronouns are who, what and which are and somehow come at the beginning of the sentence. Ambiguous pronouns are interrogative pronouns and have singular, masculine and Mont verb forms. The pronouns have different forms ta - ha, ha and fa, which are used for masculine, feminine and even. Possessive pronouns are used in different forms such as triple and triple gender, and common pronouns can also be utilized.

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Published

2024-04-25

How to Cite

Maroofi, S., sateh, S. J., & Rashidi, A. M. R. (2024). Examining the Types of Pronoun in Ancient ages. Journal of Diversity in Learning (JDIL), 3(2), 333 - 339. Retrieved from https://journalofdiversity.com/index.php/jdil/article/view/93

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