Interrogative and Demonstrative Pronouns
Pronoun Agreement
Indefinite Pronoun Agreement
Adjectives
Adverbs
100
Choose the correct pronoun:


From (who/whom) did you get this book?

Whom
100
What are the three things that are necessary to agree when it comes to pronoun-antecedent agreement?
1. Number

2. Gender

3. Person

100
insert the pronoun:

Many could not see _______ cars through the mist.

Their


Many = plural


100
Identify the predicate adjective and the word it modifies:


Tamar was creative, so she invented a way pour cereal and milk at the same time.


p. adjective = creative

modifies - Tamar

100
What three parts of speech can an adverb modify?
verb, adjective, another adverb
200
(This/These) are delicious.
These (plural)
200
The children have ______ lunches.
Their. 
200
Fill in the pronoun:

1) All of the ducks swam to _____ducklings. 


2) Each of them picked up ________ breadcrumbs. 

1) Their ("all" can be singular or plural, depending on context)


2) his or her ("Each" is ALWAYS singular)

200
Give a sentence using a demonstrative pronoun used as an adjective.
Example:


This bag has a handle.

200
Identify the adverbs in the sentence and what they modify.


I almost always use a towel to wash my face.

Almost - modifies 'always


Always - modifies 'use'

300
(Who's/Whose) was the face painted in the picture?
Whose
300
Fill in the pronoun:

Tiger Woods plays many of ____ games in the USA. 

his
300
Fill in the pronoun:


Everybody brought __________ lunch.

His or her. "Everybody" is ALWAYS singular
300
Give a sentence using a pronoun as an adjective.
Example:

My parents live in Baltimore.

Most people sleep 7-8 hour a night.


300

Identify the adverbs in the sentence and what they modify.

Dale Trop made highly important contributions to the invention of the microwave.

Highly - modifies 'important'
400
(That/Those) are the best cookies.
Those
400
Identify the pronoun and antecedent in this sentence:


Imagine one hundred people suddenly disappearing from their village. 

Pronoun: their

Antecedent: people

400
List two: 

Singular indefinite pronouns

Plural indefinite pronouns

Could be singular or plural indefinite pronouns

singular: anyone, another, anybody, no one...

plural: both, few, many, several

S/P:all, any, most, none, some

400
Give a sentence using a noun as an adjective.
Ex:

This is a glass window.

400
I eventually managed to find the perfect gift. 
eventually - modifies 'managed'
500
Your shortest sibling is (who/whom)?
Who (predicate pronoun)
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