Identify the subject
Bart ate all the eggshells
The correct answer is Bart
Which of the words in this sentence are apart of S.A.N.E
Everybody in my family likes olives
The answer is Everybody. Just the every part
Who refers to the subject or object?
Subject
People have many different talents, my/mine is art
The answer is mine
Which one is required in a sentence?
The answer is REflexive because it is REquired
Identify the Object
Clare broke her bike
The correct answer is bike
What is S.A.N.E
S.A.N.E stands for, Some, Any, No, Every
Who/Whom won the competition last week?
The answer is whom
The car is my/mine, but the ticket isnt.
The answer is Mine
The emperor himself was a vain man
Is himself reflexive or intensive?
The correct answer is intensive. This is because the sentence doesn't need it
Identify the Subject
Tom ran over a tree stump, and fell down
The correct answer is, Tom
List three of the plural indefinite pronouns
Answers will vary.
Ex. Both, Few, Others
Ex. Many, Several, Both
Who's/whose is ready for ice cream
The correct answer is who's
That is not my/mine dog
The correct answer is my
I, myself wanted to go to McDonalds.
reflexive or intensive?
Identify the Object
Bob fell onto the road
The correct answer is road
Fill in the blank
Everyone made ________ own costume
his/her or their
The correct answer is his/her
Who/Whom likes dogs?
The correct answer is whom
That is mine cat.
or
That cat is mine.
"That cat is mine." Is correct
None of us wanted to prove (us, ourselves) silly by laughing.
The correct answer is us
Identify the Object and Subject
Carl road his skateboard all over the street
The correct answers are, Carl-Subject and Skateboard-Object
Fill in the blank
All of the audience members took _______ seats
his/her or their
The correct answer is their
Who's/Whose car is parked in her driveway, and who/whom got this ticket?
The answers are, Who's and, Who
The ticket is mine
That is my ticket
(2 answers aloud)
The correct answer is both! Both or those options will work
I saw myself in the puddle
Reflexisive