Personal Pronouns

* Define people, other creatures, objects and things.

* They change according to cases and have singular and plural forms.

Posessive Pronouns

* Define posession of an object to any person (my/mine, your/yours, his/its, her/hers, our/ours, their/theirs)

* Change according to case and gender and have singular and plural forms.

Reflexive Pronouns

 * Defines someone who is performing an action.

* It does not have gender, singular/plural or a Nominative form.

* Can be used for any person(s)

* All English reflexive pronouns in one: Myself, herself, itself, ourselves, etc. (Себе in Ukranian)

Interrogative Pronouns

* Consist of a question about a person (Хто?   Who?) an object (що? what?), quality (Чий? Whose?) (Який? What?) quantity (Скільки? How many?)

*Some change according to cases and some according to cases, gender and have singular/plural forms.

Conjunctive Pronouns

* Same as Interrogative pronouns without the question marks.

* Use the same rules as a corresponding interrogative pronoun.

Demonstrative Pronoun

* Define an object.

* This (Цуй)б That (Той); Quality: Such(Такий) Quantity: This much (Стільки)

* Some change according to cases, gender and have singular and plural.

Defining Pronouns

* Define the quality in general (all, whole, everybody, every, any).

* They change according to genders, cases and singular and plural forms.

Indefinite Pronouns

* Define the unknown. 

* They are made by adding particles; будь, небудь, де, сь, казна, хтозна to the interrogative pronouns with a hyphen (except сь)