Person A: What are your pronouns?
Person B: I am a male
Person A: Yeah but what are your pronouns?
Person B: I AM A MALE GOD DAMMIT, COULDNT YOU TELL????????
Person B: I am a male
Person A: Yeah but what are your pronouns?
Person B: I AM A MALE GOD DAMMIT, COULDNT YOU TELL????????
by backslash\\\ July 14, 2022
Someone who uses pronouns like he or she. Or tbe soft snowflakes who wanna be different and use it,they,xe and make even more bad ones
by Jeffry69 January 3, 2023
by Hogtrude Parker December 15, 2021
Pronouns are the biological set of either She/Her or He/him that go with you're biological sex at birth. You use them for example when talking about someone or when someone talks about you, you would say She went to the store or He went to the park
She went to the store.
I went with her to the store
He went to the park.
I went with him to the park
Pronouns are the biological set of either She/Her or He/him that go with you're biological sex at birth. You use them for example when talking about someone or when someone talks about you, you would say She went to the store or He went to the park
I went with her to the store
He went to the park.
I went with him to the park
Pronouns are the biological set of either She/Her or He/him that go with you're biological sex at birth. You use them for example when talking about someone or when someone talks about you, you would say She went to the store or He went to the park
by Faithkylee22 October 28, 2022
1st person singular: I
2nd person singular: you
3rd person singular: he (masculine), she (feminine), it (neuter)
1st person plural: we
2nd person plural: you
3rd person plural: they
2nd person singular: you
3rd person singular: he (masculine), she (feminine), it (neuter)
1st person plural: we
2nd person plural: you
3rd person plural: they
Pronoun examples:
I went to the shop.
You are probably getting cold.
He is very slender.
She is not a pleasant person.
It is a lovely table.
We are in Spain.
You are all wearing red hoodies!
They are angry.
I went to the shop.
You are probably getting cold.
He is very slender.
She is not a pleasant person.
It is a lovely table.
We are in Spain.
You are all wearing red hoodies!
They are angry.
by That_Grammar_Nerd October 22, 2023
An infamous pronoun (such as an infamous he, she, they, it, or other pronoun) is a pronoun that is understood to refer to a specific subject by its audience without prior specification. People, places, things, events, really any noun can be infamous as long as it is recognizable by its target.
“*He’s* back on twitter again, I don’t know why they don’t ban *him* already”
“After…. *that* I don’t know how we managed to keep our jobs”
“Kyle and Jeremy are totally doing *it*”
“Did you know Hilary Clinton’s slogan ‘I’m with her’ used and infamous pronoun? You understand what it’s referring to without it telling you directly.”
“After…. *that* I don’t know how we managed to keep our jobs”
“Kyle and Jeremy are totally doing *it*”
“Did you know Hilary Clinton’s slogan ‘I’m with her’ used and infamous pronoun? You understand what it’s referring to without it telling you directly.”
by birr_rd July 19, 2022
An infamous pronoun (such as an infamous he, she, they, it, or other pronoun) is a pronoun that is understood to refer to a specific subject by its audience without prior specification. People, places, things, events, really any noun can be infamous as long as it is recognizable by its target.
“*He’s* back on twitter again, I don’t know why they don’t ban *him* already”
“After…. *that* I don’t know how we managed to keep our jobs”
“Kyle and Jeremy are totally doing *it*”
“Did you know Hilary Clinton’s slogan ‘I’m with her’ was an infamous pronoun? You understand who it’s referring to without prior specifications”
“After…. *that* I don’t know how we managed to keep our jobs”
“Kyle and Jeremy are totally doing *it*”
“Did you know Hilary Clinton’s slogan ‘I’m with her’ was an infamous pronoun? You understand who it’s referring to without prior specifications”
by birr_rd July 19, 2022