Intensive/Reflexive
Interrogative/
Demonstrative
Possessive Pronouns
Subject/Object Pronouns
Singular/Plural Pronouns
100
What is the intensive pronoun in the sentence? Corinne herself did not know she had won.
herself
100
An interrogative pronoun is used to ask a question. Give an example of one interrogative pronoun.
Who, what, whom, whose.
100
Which of these is NOT a possessive pronoun? mine, yours, his, hers, she, its, ours, theirs.
she
100
What type of pronouns can take the place of a direct/indirect object or object of preposition?
Object pronoun
100
Give one example of a singular pronoun.
He, she, it.
200
What is the reflexive pronoun in the sentence? Molly made herself a ham sandwich.
herself
200
A demonstrative pronoun is used to point out a person, place, or thing. Give an example of a demonstrative pronoun.
This, that, these, those.
200
What possessive pronoun would fit BEST in this sentence: The sparkly dress was _________.
hers
200
What type of pronoun can take the place of the subject or subject complement of a sentence?
subject pronoun
200
Give an example of a plural pronoun.
We, us, they, etc.
300
Which type of pronoun emphasizes the noun that comes before it - intensive or reflexive?
Intensive
300
What is the pronoun in this sentence and is it interrogative or demonstrative: Who made the delicious cake?
The pronoun is who, and it is interrogative
300
What is the possessive pronoun in this sentence: I like the bracelet, but I would rather have yours.
yours
300
What is the pronoun in this sentence and is it an object pronoun or a subject pronoun: Karen will help them.
The pronoun is them, & it is an object pronoun
300
How many plural pronouns are in this sentence: They are helping us with it.
2
400
Complete the sentence with a reflexive pronoun: The children made lunch for _______________.
Themselves
400
What is the demonstrative pronoun in the sentence: Jennifer made these - you should thank her.
these
400
What are the two possessive pronouns in this sentence: Mine is right here, and yours is over there.
mine, yours
400
What subject pronoun would fit in the sentence: _____ is a great tennis player.
He or she.
400
Name the singular pronouns in this sentence: He wants to go with them to do it.
he, it
500
Give an example sentence using an intensive pronoun.
Example: They created the prizes themselves.
500
Give an example sentence using an interrogative and demonstrative pronoun.
Example: Who made these?
500
Give an example sentence using a possessive pronoun.
That cookie is mine.
500
Give an example sentence using a pronoun as the subject complement.
Example: The pilot of the airplane was he.
500
Give an example sentence that uses at least one singular and one plural pronoun.
She wants to go with us.
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