Thanks for having me.

[Tim Marlow]

Well, in your case “these“ is a pronoun apparently….see here if you are still awake….. I’m from Wiltshire, now residing in Somerset, so grammar is certainly not my strongpoint.

What Is a Pronoun? | Definition, Types & Examples

A pronoun is a word that stands in for a noun, often to avoid the need to repeat the same noun over and over. Like nouns, pronouns can refer to people,

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[boatman]

Well, in your case “these“ is a pronoun apparently….see here if you are still awake….. I’m from Wiltshire, now residing in Somerset, so grammar is certainly not my strongpoint.

What Is a Pronoun? | Definition, Types & Examples

A pronoun is a word that stands in for a noun, often to avoid the need to repeat the same noun over and over. Like nouns, pronouns can refer to people,

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WELL Tim my brain is all in a whirl after that blog think i'll stick to good old norfolk speak lol
chrisb

 

[Strenko J]

Welcome aboard Trainman Dave

 

[Bri62]

Welcome Dave have fun

 

[Andy the Sheep]

And a warm welcome from me too, Dave.

 

[Mickc1440]

The way the job has gone I won’t miss the work myself.

Me either mate I’m on countdown to leave next year

 

[Trainman Dave]

Me either mate I’m on countdown to leave next year

This summer for me Mick, used to be a great job but now we’re watched all the time.

 

[Mini Me]

Hi Dave and welcome to the loony bin! looking forward to seeing how you get on with the figure painting. Don't be shy, I for one would like to follow your progress, so be sure and start a thread and and allow us folks to see your progress.

 

[Ian M]

Well Dave as you can see we are all nuttier than a bar of Cadbury's fruit and nut. Hope we have not sent you packing.

@boatman In the old days, They, Them, Those, These, where used to address collectively or to 'identify' an unknown. As in when the wife says "put those things back on the shelf". Or when your statement describes persons unknown and or unidentified. "They walked up the road to the others and started arguing with those on the corner."

Nowadays they are more known for describing people who dont know there are only two Genders and cant decide which they are.

 

[Gern]

Pronoun shmonoun! There ay many folks on 'ere wot talks proper like I does so we 'as ter do the best we con. If we cor foller wot you'm wentin' on abaht, we'll ask. Innit?

 

[boatman]

Well Dave as you can see we are all nuttier than a bar of Cadbury's fruit and nut. Hope we have not sent you packing.

@boatman In the old days, They, Them, Those, These, where used to address collectively or to 'identify' an unknown. As in when the wife says "put those things back on the shelf". Or when your statement describes persons unknown and or unidentified. "They walked up the road to the others and started arguing with those on the corner."

Nowadays they are more known for describing people who dont know there are only two Genders and cant decide which they are.

HI Ian well thanks for your exsplanation on these pronouns ? an now my brain is more in a wirl than ever lol never did get a good edukation as there i was in a big class but i managded through all these yrs so i so i have used these pronouns without even realising it lol
chrisb

 

[boatman]

Pronoun shmonoun! There ay many folks on 'ere wot talks proper like I does so we 'as ter do the best we con. If we cor foller wot you'm wentin' on abaht, we'll ask. Innit?

AN is that ment to be a bit of broad Norfolk Gern(oh arr keep on a troshin)