Person, Gender, Antecedents
Find the pronoun and tell if it is first, second, or third person:
You did a great job!
You, second person
Identify the intensive or reflexive pronoun and its antecedent.
Maria herself was fascinated by several books.
herself (intensive pronoun), Maria = antecedent
What is the demonstrative pronoun in the sentence?
Which of these is mine?
these
Identify the relative pronoun.
The bear that found the honey was fortunate.
that
Fill in the blank with the possessive pronoun that correctly completes the sentence pair.
Where do the Smiths live? ______ is the house on the left.
Theirs
Find the pronoun and tell if it is first, second, or third person:
We can't wait for sunny weather.
We, first person (plural)
Identify the intensive or reflexive pronoun and its antecedent.
He got himself some new shoes.
himself (reflexive pronoun), He = antecedent
What is the interrogative pronoun in the sentence?
What does that say?
What
Identify the indefinite pronouns.
A few remain behind, but most have left by now.
few, most
Fill in the blank with the possessive pronoun that correctly completes the sentence pair.
The airline tickets belong to Matt, Lisa, and me. Those tickets are _______.
ours
Find the pronoun and tell if it is first, second, or third person:
Robert and she offered my a ride to the game.
Intensive or reflexive?
Shannon bought herself a new dress.
reflexive
Identify the pronoun in the sentence. Is it interrogative or demonstrative?
This is my marker.
This - demonstrative
Identify the relative pronouns and their antecedents.
Those spectators who were standing could see more than the people who were seated.
who, spectators
who, people
Identify the possessive adjective or pronoun in the sentence and tell whether it's an adjective or pronoun.
You left your book report in the library.
your - possessive adjective (your report)
Find the pronoun and tell its gender:
It has not been seen since Tuesday.
It, neuter
Intensive or reflexive?
I can lift this box myself.
Intensive
What is the demonstrative pronoun in the sentence?
To whom did you give this?
this
Identify the indefinite pronoun.
Mosquitoes are plentiful, and some were bothering Fred earlier.
some
Identify the possessive adjective and the possessive pronoun.
My art project isn't nearly as creative as his.
My = possessive adjective (my project)
his = possessive pronoun (stands alone)
Antecedent
The students must prepare themselves for the upcoming test.
themselves - reflexive
Identify all of the pronouns in the sentence and if they are interrogative or demonstrative.
Which match that best?
Which - interrogative
that - demonstrative
Identify the relative pronoun and its antecedent.
The reference book that I found provides interesting facts about reptiles.
that, book
Identify the possessive adjective(s) and the possessive pronoun(s).
Is his or your lunch box in the car, or is this yours on the kitchen counter?
his, your = possessive adjectives
yours = possessive pronoun