1. Pronounspronouns are generally not capitalized even when they refer to a proper noun(except, of course, at the start of a sentence). exceptions are the first-person pronoun i, which in standard english is always capitalized, and, in reverential use, pronouns which stand for the name of a deity, such as he referring to jesus or the christian god. OBJECTIVE PRONOUNS ARE USED WHEN THE PERSON OR THING IS THE OBJECT OF THE SENTENCE OR CLAUSE. ENGLISH EXAMPLE: JOHN LIKES ME BUT NOT HER. COMMON TYPES OF PRONOUNS FOUND IN THE WORLD'S LANGUAGES ARE AS FOLLOWS: PERSONAL PRONOUNS STAND IN PLACE OF THE NAMES OF PEOPLE OR THINGS. TYPES OF PRONOUNS

2. Possessive pronouns are used to indicate possession or ownership.Demonstrative pronouns distinguish the particular objects or people that are referred to from other possible candidates. English example: I'll take these.Interrogative pronouns ask which person or thing is meant. English example: Who did that? Personal pronouns: first-person singular (I) first-person plural (we) second-person singular and plural (you) third-person singular human or animate male (he) third-person singular human or animate female (she) third-person singular inanimate (it) third-person plural (they)

3. Los pronombres personales: Los pronombres personales son morfemas gramaticales sin contenido léxico que en una oración, usualmente (aunque no siempre) se refieren a objetos, personas o animales. Sintácticamente un pronombre es siempre un sintagma nominal o sintagma adjetival (en el caso de los pronombres personales posesivos). Si se acepta el análisis del sintagma determinante los pronombres personales pueden considerarse como el núcleo de dicho sintagma.