Name the antecedent or antecedents, and possessive pronouns.
Bonnie read the whole series in a week, her mind is full of information.
Bonnie is the antecedent, and her is the possessive pronoun.
Name the interrogative adjective in each sentence, and the noun it goes with.
Whose plate is on the counter?
Whose is the interrogative adjective and the noun is plate
Name the antecedent(s) and possessive pronoun
Mary went to the CPR class, and her CPR skills are very good.
Mary is the antecedent
her is the possessive pronoun
Name the possessive pronoun or pronouns. Their house is bigger than ours.
Their and ours are the possessive pronouns.
_________are good references for the report.
What is a demonstrative pronoun to compete the sentence. (plural, near)
These
Name the Demonstrative Pronoun in this sentence:
Is that a statue of Thomas Jefferson?
that
Find the interrogative adjective in each sentence. name the noun the interrogative adjective goes with.
Which instrument helps you look closer at objects?
Which, instrument
Name the antecedent or antecedents and the possessive pronoun.
Mary and Beth went to the grocery store, where they got her fruit.
Mary and Beth are the antecedents.
They & her are the possessive pronouns.
Who/Whom was the shooting stars last night?
who
choose the correct interrogative adjective
Whose/Which backpack is by the back door?
Whose
Name the possessive pronouns. Our beach house was torn down by the hurricane.
Our is the possessive pronoun.
who/whom is Mrs.Comeau's class president?
who
Name the antecedent or antecedents. Jack turned in his homework after it was finished.
Jack is the antecedent. His is the possessive pronoun.
Name the possessive pronouns.
Their house is right next to Paul's.
Their is the possessive pronoun.
Will ____ take me very long to research? (singular/far)
that
choose the correct line:
fewer daisies
least rocks
fewer tools
least rocks
Name the possessive pronouns in the sentence.
Our dog was missing, and our neighbors found him.
Our and our
Name the main possessive pronouns.
Hers, mine, theirs, ours, yours, my, its, and our.