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A word that takes the place of a noun or a group of words.
What is a pronoun?
Find the pronun(s).
The colonists worked hard when they first came to America.
What is they?
Find the pronoun(s).
Because of his age, the boy could not ride on the roller coaster.
What is his?
These are the most commonly used pronouns. (there is first person, second person, and third person)
Find the personal pronoun.
Your cellphone is not working.
What is your?
The noun to which a pronoun refers to.
What is an antecedent?
A pronoun that points to a specific person, place, thing, or idea.
What is a demonstrative pronoun?
A pronoun that begins with a w. These pronouns ask questions.
What is a interrogative pronoun?
Find the personal pronoun.
Please hand me the newspaper.
What is me?
Find the interrogative pronoun.
What did that storekeeper say to you?
What is what?
Provide a reflexive or intensive pronoun for the sentence.
She and Lori helped ____ to a snack at their celebration party.
What is themselves?
Find the interrogative pronoun.
Which is the best way for me to get to his house?
What is which?
Fill in with a reflexive or intensive pronoun.
The actress gave _____ a stage name, but her mom and dad did not like it.
What is herself?
A pronoun that adds emphasis to a noun or pronoun in the same sentence. (these pronouns are not essential)
Find the noun the demonstrative pronoun refers to.
Old glasses break easily, so please be careful with those.
What is glasses?
Find the noun the demonstrative pronoun refers to.
If these are you shoes, lease put them away.
What is shoes?
Find the antecedent.
Mandy let the parakeets out of their cage.
What is parakeets?
Find the relative pronoun.
He is a friend _____ is always helpful to me.
What is who?
Find the indefinite pronoun.
Someone has to buy her another ticket because she forgot to bring hers.
What is someone?
A pronoun that directs the action of the verb toward its subject.
What is a reflexive pronoun?
Find the antecedent.
The colonists worked hard when they first came to America.
What is colonists?
A pronoun that refers to a person, place, thing, or idea and is not specifically named.
A pronoun that begins the subordinate clause and connects to another idea in the same sentence (that, which, who, whom, whose)
What is a relative pronoun?
Find the relative pronoun.
She found her shoes, ______ were under the table.
What is which?
Find the indefinite pronoun.
I invited a crowd of guests, but several did not show up at my party tonight.
What is several?