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Way back when, yet still in memory, there were no pronouns.
“there” is a pronoun in your example. You’re saying “pronouns were not there” in a ye-olden format, and “there” is standing in for a place (meaning has changed over time).
'Way back when, yet still in memory, English had no pronouns."
Nice!
[Sincere] Thank you for the explanation!
I’m not a native speaker, but wouldn’t it be an adverb?
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/there
depends on the use, but in this situation I’m leaning towards definition #2
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Pray tell, which ones are pointless?
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Boo. This is the left version of the attack helicopter meme.
Is “my” considered a pronoun though ? Genuine question
