Spot the Pronoun
What's a Pronoun?
Reflexive Pronouns
Intensive Pronouns
Object and Subject Pronouns
100

Identify the pronouns in this sentence:

 She gave him the ball, and he threw it back to her.  

she, him, he, it, her

100

Define a pronoun in your own words.

A word that replaces a noun.

100

Define a reflexive pronoun.

A pronoun that refers back to the subject.

100

Define an intensive pronoun.

A pronoun that adds emphasis to a noun/pronoun. 

100

Define object and subject pronouns.

A subject pronoun replaces the noun that is doing the action in the sentence. 

A object pronoun replaces the noun that is receiving the action in the sentence. 

200

Identify the pronouns in this sentence:

They told us that we should help them.  

they, us, we, them

200

List five examples of pronouns. 

 I, me, you, he, she, it, we, they, mine, ours, myself, yourself,...

200

Give three examples of reflexive pronouns. 

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves

200

Give three examples of intensive pronouns. 

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves

200

Replace the noun in Anna is happy and identify which kind of pronoun is being used.

She is happy. 

Subject Pronoun

300

Identify the pronouns in this sentence: 

I saw them when they were walking with her.  

I, them, they, her

300

Explain why pronouns are useful. 

They prevent repetition and help sentences sound smoother. 

300

Fill in the blank: I taught ___ to play piano.  

myself

300

Identify the intensive pronoun in:

- I myself don’t like broccoli.  

Myself
300

Create your own sentence with a subject pronoun.

Answers will vary. 

The pronoun must be doing the action. 

400

Identify the pronouns in this sentence:

He asked me if I could give him my notes.  

he, me, I, him, my

400

Replace the nouns in "Sarah and I are friends."

We are friends 

400

Correct this sentence by adding a reflexive pronoun.  

"She made dinner by she."

She made dinner by herself.

400

Rewrite: "The president signed the bill" with an intensive pronoun.

The president himself signed the bill.

400

Replace the noun in The teacher gave the book to Sam.   

The teacher gave the book to him.

500

Identify the pronouns in this sentence: 

We told ourselves that they would help us if we asked them.  

we, ourselves, they, us, we, them

500

Replace the noun in: "The dog chased the ball."

It chased the ball

500

Create your own sentence with a reflexive pronoun.

Answers will vary. The sentence cannot make sense without the pronoun. 

The cat cleaned itself after eating. 

They introduced themselves to the new student. 

You should be proud of yourself.

500

Create your own sentence with an intensive pronoun.

Answers will vary. The sentence needs to still make sense if the pronoun is removed. 

The teacher herself graded all the papers

500

Create your own sentence with an object pronoun.

Answers will vary. 

The pronoun must be receiving the action. 

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