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Contents:
1. Pronouns as a word class
2. English
2.1. General functions of English pronouns
2.2. Types of English pronouns
2.2.1. Personal pronouns
2.2.2. Demonstrative pronouns
3. German
3.1. Subclasses of pronouns in German
4. Russian
4.1. Personal pronouns
4.2. The possessive pronouns мой, твой, наш, ваш
4.3. Interrogative/relative pronouns
5. Comparing English, German, Russian
5.1. Reflexive pronouns
5.1.1. English reflexive pronouns
5.1.2. Reflexive use of sich in German
5.1.3. The reflexive pronoun себя in Russian
5.1.4. The reflexive possessive pronoun свой, своя, своё, свои
5.1.5. Pronouns сам and самый
Conclusion
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- Elena Dubodelova (Author), 2007, Form and Meaning of Pronouns in the English, German and Russian Language, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/301055
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