GENERAL ASPECTS OF PRONOUNS
Keywords:
pronoun, word class, grammar, language learning, reference, speech.Abstract
This article analyzes the role of pronouns in the language system, their grammatical and semantic properties, and their functions in speech. Pronouns are considered an important word class that replaces nouns in speech and ensures the conciseness and coherence of speech. During the study, the types of pronouns, their usage features, and problems in the process of their assimilation by students were studied. The results show that although pronouns seem simple, their grammatical and contextual aspects create complexity for students. The article also provides methodological recommendations for overcoming these problems.
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