Pronouns and Antecedents
Personal Pronouns
Demonstrative Pronouns
Interrogative Pronouns
Indefinite Pronouns
100
The doctor explained that she would order tests.
she - doctor
100
He is my best friend.
third person - singular
100
This is the doctor who takes care of the animals.
This - singular
100
What is a veterinarian?
what
100
Everyone in the office helps care for the animals.
everyone - singular
200
"Art is my favorite subject," said Carol. "It is my favorite subject, too," said Vivian.
It - Art
200
I like the American flag. It is my favorite.
third person - singular
200
What are these?!
these - plural
200
I wish that I knew who gave me socks for Christmas.
who
200
I wish that I could have dinner with both of them.
both - plural
300
Drew and I spent the weekend camping. We had a great time.
We - Drew and I
300
I can't wait for the clown to come to my birthday party.
first person - singular
300
Those are her medical records.
Those - Plural
300
Whose alarm is going off right now?
whose
300
Somebody once told me that dogs are smarter than humans.
somebody - singular
400
Before it eats breakfast, my cat always walks on the counter top.
it - cat
400
They make the most delicious chili.
third person - plural
400
I will pay you millions of dollars for that.
that - singular
400
Which one is your car?
which
400
All are able to join our club.
all - plural
500
Kevin examined the bird through binoculars then said, "That is a blue jay."
that - bird
500
The police officer yelled at the group of teenagers, "You need to leave this instant!"
second person - plural
500
The Grinch almost stole those gifts.
those - plural
500
He is the man with whom I have the most in common.
whom
500
I wish that I could find someone else that likes to play bagpipes, but no one does.
no one - singular
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