Antecedents
What is the antecedent in this sentence: Sam walked to the park and he got ice cream.
Sam.
How many types of personal pronouns are there?
3.
Subject pronouns replace the noun that does the _______?
Action.
What does this sentence mean: I like pizza more than her.
It means that you like pizza more than you actually like her.
Reflexive pronouns are used to ________ the subject of the verb?
Reflect.
What refers back to the antecedent?
The pronoun.
What are the types of personal pronouns?
1st, 2nd, and 3rd person.
Subject pronouns are usually before the _______?
Verb.
What does this sentence mean: I watch T.V more than he.
It means that you like watching T.V more than she likes watching T.V.
Give an example of a reflexive pronoun in a sentence.
The boy looked at himself in the mirror.
Give an example of an antecedent used in a sentence.
Bill got an A+ on his test.
Give an example of a 1st person singular and plural pronoun.
I and we.
Give 2 exmaples of a subject pronoun.
I and you.
Do you use an object pronoun or a subject pronoun after "more than"?
A subject pronoun.
When is an intensive pronoun used?
An intensive pronoun is used when you want to emphasize the pronoun in the sentence.
How should an antecedent relate to its pronoun?
By gender, person, and number.
Give an example of a 2nd and 3rd person singular and plural pronouns.
You and yours. He and them.
Give 5 examples of an object pronoun.
I, you, he, she, and it.
If you have an implied predicate, use a _________ pronoun.
Subject.
What do intensive pronouns usually follow?
The object.
What is an antecendent?
A noun that a pronoun replaces.
Explain what a 1st person pronoun is.
Replaces nouns about the person or the group of person who said or wrote them.
Object pronouns replace the noun that is ______ by the action?
Affected.
What does the implied predicate in the sentence tell us.
It's the part that tells us what the subject is doing or what the subject is.
When are reflexive pronouns usually used?
When the subject and the object are the same thing.