Pronouns
Name one singular, first person pronoun.
I, my, me, mine
True or False: A who/which clause must be added to a sentence that is already complete.
True
A noun names a person, place, ______, or idea.
thing
What is the correct use of there, their, and they're for this sentence?
The students handed in _____ homework.
Their
Name a singular, second person pronoun.
You
What are the three articles?
The, a, an
What are the three nouns in this sentence: The soldiers walked over the hills and rivers.
Soldiers, hills, rivers
What is the correct use of there, their, and they're for this sentence?
_______ are so many students in class.
There
A pronoun replaces a noun to avoid _____.
Repetition
______ must be placed around a who/which clause.
Commas
What is the noun in this sentence? They decided to take turns guarding the camp.
Turns, Guarding
What is the correct use of your/you're for this sentence?
Did you brush ____ teeth?
Your
True or false, "it" is a pronoun.
True
A who/which clause is a group of words that describes the _____ it follows.
Noun
One way to find out if a word is a noun is to see if you can ______ it.
What is the correct use of its/it's for this sentence?
The hamster is cute. What's ____ name?
its
Which pronoun is possessive? Your or She
Your
Is this who/which clause correct?
The soldiers, which had traveled far, needed food.
No, which should be who since talking about people.
To determine if a word is a noun, test if a ______ can come before it.
Article
What is it's short for?
It is/it has