Relative Pronouns
Which tells?
A) Animals
B) Places
C) Things
D) All
D) All
Whose refers to .....
Possession/Ownership
What is the noun in the sentence.
Walt Disney himself did much of the work.
Walt Disney
Name the Possessive pronoun in the sentence
The hairclip Molly had was hers.
hers
Name the possessive adjective and the noun in the sentence
Her hairclip was black
Possessive adjective- her
noun- hairclip
Who and Whom tell which of these people/things/animals/places
people
Which refers to ........
Group or class usually by/with +2 things
What is the Intensive Pronoun in the sentence?
Walt Disney himself did much of the work.
Himself
Name the linking verb in the sentence
The hairclip Molly had was hers.
was
Name three possessive adjectives
my, your, her, his, it, our, or their
Can a Dependent clause stand alone?
no
Whom refers to ...... and is the ......
Refers to PEOPLE and is the OBJECT
Reflective pronouns are used as ...,...,...
Do, IO, or OP
Name three Possessive pronouns
mine, your, his, hers, thiers, its, or our
Possessive Adjectives can or cant stand alone
cant stand alone
A Dependent clause has ...... or ........
Subject or Predicate
Who refers to ...... and is the .......
refers to PEOPLE and is the SUBJECT
Intensive and Reflective end in .... or .....
self or selves
Possessive Pronouns can or can't stand alone
can
Possessive Adjectives modify a .....
noun
A relative pronoun is used to connect it to it's ...... in the main clause
antecedent
An Interrogative Pronoun is used to .........
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Intensive pronouns emphasize a ....../...... (before)
a noun/pronoun (before)
Possessive Pronouns show ......
ownership
Possessive Adjectives show .......
possession