Antecedent
Intensive
Indefinite
Subject/Object
Plural/Singular
100
Nora placed her watch on the shelf by her bed
What is "Her" refers to Nora, "Her" is the antecedent
100
The students divide the candy among themselves.
What is Themselves
100
Each brought a dessert to share.
What is Each
100
John wants to talk to you.
What is You, Object
100
We watch American Idol every week.
What is we, plural
200
Most of the class pushed in their chairs.
What is "their" refers to "class" "class" is the antecedent
200
I myself don't like eggs.
What is myself
200
Does anybody have the time?
What is Anybody
200
Take a picture of him, not us!
What is him, us, Object
200
I ate a whole pie by myself.
What is I, myself, singular
300
President Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address in 1863.
What is "His" refers back to President Lincoln. President Lincoln is the ANTECEDENT for "his."
300
The queen herself visited our class.
What is Herself
300
I checked out some books from the library.
What is Some
300
She likes ice cream.
What is she, subject
300
Gordon tried to pick up the ski poles, but they were too heavy.
What is they, plural
400
The driver totaled his car.
What is "His" refers back to "Driver," driver is the antecedent
400
We took care of ourselves when our parents went to the movies.
What is ourselves
400
Anything is possible if you believe.
What is Anything
400
Definition of Object Pronoun
What is the object in the sentence, direct objects, indirect objects
400
Definition for Singular Pronoun
What is Singular pronouns replace singular nouns, which are those that name one person, place, thing, or idea.
500
Definition of Antecedent
What is The noun that a pronoun refers to is called an antecedent.
500
Definition of Intensive
What is Intensive pronoun emphasizes its antecedent (the noun that comes before it).
500
Definition of Indefinite
What is something unspecified, not definite
500
Definition of Subject Pronoun
What is tells us whom or what the subject of the sentence is
500
Definition for Plural
What is Plural pronouns replace plural nouns — those that name more than one person, place, thing, or idea.
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