SOMEONE PLEASE HELP I HAVE ASKED THIS QUESTION 6 TIMES AND NO ONE HAS EVEN BOTHERED TO HELP ME!!!!!!!!!

Identify the class and noun function of the pronoun using the abbreviations from the chart. For intensive pronouns, put NONE for noun function.

Mr. Smith gave it one more try before giving up on the mower.

Noun function:

Pronoun class:

Question

SOMEONE PLEASE HELP I HAVE ASKED THIS QUESTION 6 TIMES AND NO ONE HAS EVEN BOTHERED TO HELP ME!!!!!!!!!

Identify the class and noun function of the pronoun using the abbreviations from the chart. For intensive pronouns, put NONE for noun function.

Mr. Smith gave it one more try before giving up on the mower.

Noun function:

Pronoun class:

anonymous · Answer

what is a pronoun class?

anonymous · Answer

what is this lol.

whpalmer4 · Answer

Well, how about you identify the pronoun for starters...

countrygirl1431 · Answer

im not sure i know the noun fuction is indirect object

anonymous · Answer

im pretty sure the pronoun in Mr. smith and it describes the person.

anonymous · Answer

so personal pronoun? is that a thing?

anonymous · Answer

reflexive pronoun

whpalmer4 · Answer

"it" is the only pronoun in that sentence.

anonymous · Answer

wrong^

countrygirl1431 · Answer

giving makes it a indirect object i believe

anonymous · Answer

it would be subject pronoun

anonymous · Answer

because "it" refers to the mower

whpalmer4 · Answer

@mrqueest, what other pronouns do you see?

countrygirl1431 · Answer

so would my answers be Indirect Object and Reflexive Pronoun

anonymous · Answer

@whpalmer you can't just make an arbitrary statement like that and not have any proof or backup

whpalmer4 · Answer

As I said, what other pronouns do you see?

anonymous · Answer

whats ur reasoning?

whpalmer4 · Answer

Mr. Smith gave it one more try before giving up on the mower.

Mr. Smith - proper name, not a pronoun
gave - verb
it - pronoun
one - not a pronoun 
more - not a pronoun
try - all the rest, not pronouns
before
giving
up
on
the
mower

anonymous · Answer

whats a pronoun class

anonymous · Answer

jeez dude calm down I was joking, take a joke. My god you need to settle down @whpalmer4

anonymous · Answer

lol

whpalmer4 · Answer

@countrygirl1431 I do not believe those are correct.  reflexive pronouns end in -self or -selves.

anonymous · Answer

its subject pronoun

countrygirl1431 · Answer

so would that be like personal pronoun?

anonymous · Answer

yes!

countrygirl1431 · Answer

and the other would be indirect object correct?

whpalmer4 · Answer

mmm...why do you think personal pronoun?  what is the "it" being referred to in this sentence?

anonymous · Answer

the mower

countrygirl1431 · Answer

im still confused