A
What pronoun can replace the italicized word or phrase?
Heather says that Heather’s favorite season of the year is summer.
her
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What pronoun can replace the italicized word or phrase?
Her brother Brent loves summertime because Brent gets a three-month break from school.
he
Did ________ make up your cot yet? (second person singular, subjective case)
A they
B I
C you
C you
What pronoun can replace the italicized word or phrase?
Brent enjoys hiking and camping only once in a while, because hiking and camping make his body very sore.
they
6. _________ took the youth group to camp. (first person plural, subjective case)
A Us
B You
C We
C We
What pronoun can replace the italicized word or phrase?
In the summer, Heather enjoys teaching young children to swim.
she
8. Nancy waited on the boys to bring _____ five suitcases. (third person feminine singular, possessive case)
A her
B our
C its
A her
What pronoun can replace the italicized word or phrase?
Brent’s favorite summer activities are camping and hiking.
His
The counselor told _______ it was time for supper. (first person plural, objective case)
A our
B us
C them
B us
Write in the blank an indefinite pronoun that could be a substitute for the underlined word(s).
My friends and I try to beat Kelly.
Write in the blank an indefinite pronoun that could be a substitute for the underlined word(s).
The majority of the scores total about fifty points.
most
Write in the blank an indefinite pronoun that could be a substitute for the underlined word(s).
My sister and my best friend defeated me.
꽝
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The boys unloaded the suitcases and put ______ on the cots. (third person plural, objective case)
A our
B them
C it
B them
Identify the personal, demonstrative, interrogative, intensive, and reflexive pronouns in the following sentence. Identify the pronoun as P (personal), D (demonstrative), I (interrogative), Int (intensive), or R (reflexive).
“Which bus is ours?” my brother asked.
Which, interrogative
Identify the personal, demonstrative, interrogative, intensive, and reflexive pronouns in the following sentence. Identify the pronoun as P (personal), D (demonstrative), I (interrogative), Int (intensive), or R (reflexive).
My baby brother exclaimed, “This is the biggest boat I have ever seen!”
This, demonstrative
Identify the personal, demonstrative, interrogative, intensive, and reflexive pronouns in the following sentence. Identify the pronoun as P (personal), D (demonstrative), I (interrogative), Int (intensive), or R (reflexive).
Our family made ourselves wonderful memories.
ourselves, reflexive
Write in the blank an indefinite pronoun that could be a substitute for the underlined word(s).
In the summer, my friends and I play miniature golf; a portion of my friends always get lower scores than I get.
some
Write in the blank an indefinite pronoun that could be a substitute for the underlined word(s).
Out of all the players, Kelly is the best player.
one
Identify the personal, demonstrative, interrogative, intensive, and reflexive pronouns in the following sentence. Identify the pronoun as P (personal), D (demonstrative), I (interrogative), Int (intensive), or R (reflexive).
One summer, my family took a trip to the Ark Encounter in Williamstown, Kentucky.
my, personal
Identify the personal, demonstrative, interrogative, intensive, and reflexive pronouns in the following sentence. Identify the pronoun as P (personal), D (demonstrative), I (interrogative), Int (intensive), or R (reflexive).
That was one of my favorite vacations.
That, demonstrative
Identify the personal, demonstrative, interrogative, intensive, and reflexive pronouns in the following sentence. Identify the pronoun as P (personal), D (demonstrative), I (interrogative), Int (intensive), or R (reflexive).
We arrived at the park after hours of traveling.
We, personal
Identify the personal, demonstrative, interrogative, intensive, and reflexive pronouns in the following sentence. Identify the pronoun as P (personal), D (demonstrative), I (interrogative), Int (intensive), or R (reflexive).
My sister asked Dad, “Who is going to buy the tickets?”
Who, interrogative
Identify the personal, demonstrative, interrogative, intensive, and reflexive pronouns in the following sentence. Identify the pronoun as P (personal), D (demonstrative), I (interrogative), Int (intensive), or R (reflexive).
My father, however, had purchased them himself.
Intensive