Indefinite pronouns
Identify the indefinite pronoun:
Will someone buy the car soon?
someone
His dog is over there.
his
Identify the interrogative pronoun:
Who is on student council?
who
Which type of pronoun is used to start a question?
interrogative pronoun
fill in the blank with a pronoun:
the dog over there is ______.
his, hers, theirs, mine, yours
He said everything is ready for the party.
everything
Identify the possessive pronoun:
Sally forgot where she put her purse.
her
Identify the interrogative pronoun:
Which colors are primary colors?
which
Which type of pronoun does not have a specific gender tied to it?
indefinite pronoun
fill in the blank.
________ is in charge of the class field trip?
who
Identify the indefinite pronoun:
He can't find his glasses anywhere.
anywhere
Identify the possessive pronoun:
The class will travel by bus for their field trip.
their
Identify the interrogative pronoun:
How do you tie your shoe?
how
Which type of pronoun has an unknown amount of people places or things?
indefinite pronoun
List 3 indefinite pronouns
anyone
someone
everyone
something
somewhere
there
everywhere
everything
Identify the indefinite pronoun:
Everyone will be at the assembly.
Everyone
Identify the possessive pronoun:
The black mechanical pencil on the table is mine.
mine
Identify the interrogative pronoun:
When is the best time to ask you a question?
when
Which type of pronoun shows ownership.
possessive pronoun
what is the possessive pronoun(s) in the sentence:
The beagle is theirs, and the husky is mine.
a) theirs
b) mine
c) the
d) a and c
e) a and b
f) none of the above
Identify the indefinite pronoun:
The server said, "Someone will be here to take your order soon."
someone
Identify the possessive pronoun(s):
Their favorite meal is chicken nuggets and french fries, but mine is spaghetti.
their, mine
Identify the interrogative pronoun:
What is the the answer to the question?
what
a word that replaces a noun to make it less specific.
pronoun
What is a preposition?
a word that comes between a noun or proper noun and a sentence and another word in the sentence ot connect it. (direction, when, where)