n. 代词；[语] 代名词
personal pronounn. 人称代名词
demonstrative pronounn. 指示代词
1.They are the pronouns.
它们的词性是代词。
2.First, liars tend to use fewer first-person pronouns -- words like I, me, mine -- than truth tellers.
首先，相对于说真话的人说谎者倾向于较少使用第一人称代词——类似我（主格），我（宾格），我的。
3.As James Pennebaker of the University of Texas notes in his book, The Secret Life of Pronouns, when people are feeling confident, they are focused on the task at hand, not on themselves.
正如德克萨斯大学的詹姆斯·彭尼贝克在他的书《语言风格的秘密》中指出的那样，当人们感到自信的时候，他们关注的是手头的任务，而不是自己。
4.Pronouns (similar to determiners)
代词（类似于限制词）
5.Generally, we should replace nouns with pronouns here.
一般说来，这里我们用代词来代名词。
6.Pronouns are not usually emphasized.
代词通常不重读。
7.From Danish and Norse, English borrowed skin, leg, and the pronouns them, their, and they.
从丹麦语和古斯堪的那维亚语中，英国人借鉴过来了皮肤、腿、以及各种词格的代词“他们”、“他们的”。
8.The NRSV does not change masculine pronouns referring to God, however.
在NRSV没有改变男性化的代名词，来指称上帝。
9.'This' and 'that' are demonstrative pronouns.
this和that是指示代词。