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What is the reflexive pronoun in: “I made the card myself.”
myself
What does “someone” refer to?
An unknown or unnamed person
What’s the possessive pronoun in: “This folder is mine”?
mine
What does “they’re” mean?
they're
What is the relative pronoun in: “The girl who won the race is my cousin.”
who
Which reflexive pronoun would you use with “she”?
herself
Which is an indefinite pronoun: he, it, anybody?
anybody
What’s the possessive pronoun for “she”?
hers
Choose the correct form: “(Its / It’s) going to rain.”
It’s
What word do we use to refer to a thing or object in a relative clause?
that or which
True or False: Reflexive pronouns always end in -self or -selves.
True
Choose the correct verb: “Everyone (is / are) here.”
is
True or False: “Your’s” is a correct possessive pronoun.
False (It should be yours)
What’s the difference between “your” and “you’re”?
Your = belongs to you; You’re = you are
Fill in the blank: “The book ___ I borrowed was great.”
that
Choose the correct reflexive: “They blamed ___ for the mistake.”
themselves
Fill in the blank: “____ left their backpack in the hallway.”
Someone
Choose the correct word: “That house is (their / theirs).”
theirs
Fix it: “Their going to the movies.”
They’re going to the movies.
True or False: “Whose” can be a relative pronoun.
True
Rewrite with a reflexive pronoun: “You should be proud of you.”
You should be proud of yourself.
Name 3 indefinite pronouns.
Examples: someone, anyone, everybody, nobody, each, few, all
Rewrite using a possessive pronoun: “The toy that belongs to the cat.”
The cat’s toy or Its toy
What’s wrong? “The dog wagged it’s tail.”
It’s → its (No apostrophe for possessive)
Fix the sentence: “The dog, where barked loudly, scared me.”
The dog, which barked loudly, scared me.