Give three examples of proclitic in English and explain them?

1. "I'm" - In the contraction "I'm," the pronoun "I" is a proclitic that attaches to the auxiliary verb "am." The proclitic "I" is unstressed and comes before the verb "am" in the sentence "I'm going to the store."

2. "He'll" - In the contraction "he'll," the pronoun "he" is a proclitic that attaches to the auxiliary verb "will." The proclitic "he" is unstressed and comes before the verb "will" in the sentence "He'll be here soon."

3. "She's" - In the contraction "she's," the pronoun "she" is a proclitic that attaches to the auxiliary verb "is." The proclitic "she" is unstressed and comes before the verb "is" in the sentence "She's a great singer."

1. 's (possessive pronoun): Used to indicate possession, as in "the cat's whiskers."
2. 'm (contraction of "am"): Used in contractions, such as "I'm going" and "she's here."
3. 've (contraction of "have"): Used in contractions, such as "I've got it" and "they've been waiting."