Pronouns
Personal
Dem./Interr.
Reflex./Inten.
Relative/Indef.
100
A word that replaces a person, place, thing or idea.
A pronoun
100
Identify the personal pronoun(s): We watched the movie about Robert O'Hara Burke's trip across Australia.
We
100
Identify the interrogative pronoun in the following sentence: Who is she?
Who
100
A reflexive pronoun is ______ in order to understand the sentence.
Necessary
100
What type of pronoun introduces an adjective clause?
Relative
200
The word that is replaced by a pronoun.
An antecedent
200
Identify the personal pronoun(s) in this sentence: Our teacher told us about his life.
Our, his
200
An interrogative pronoun introduces a _________.
question
200
An intensive pronoun is __ ______ in order to understand a sentence.
not necessary
200
The nine dogs that make up the painting were all pets of his. What is the relative pronoun in this sentence?
that
300
The passengers scrambled to find their luggage. The pronoun in this sentence is: ______.
Their
300
Identify the personal pronoun(s) in this sentence: Matthew Henson prided himself on being part of the first expedition to reach the North Pole.
None.
300
Which one of these is NOT an interrogative pronoun? what which who whom this
this
300
I myself sold more than fifty tickets. Is the pronoun "myself" reflexive or intensive in this sentence?
intensive
300
I don't want many people to come to the party. What is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?
Many
400
The passengers scrambled to find their luggage. The antecedent of the pronoun "their" is: ______.
Passengers
400
Identify the personal pronoun(s) in this sentence: Do you think he pictured himself becoming so successful?
You, he
400
Which one of these is NOT a demonstrative pronoun? these whom that those
whom
400
Juan wrote himself a note. Is the pronoun "himself" reflexive or intensive in this sentence?
Reflexive
400
What are the indefinite pronouns in this sentence? Ann has several friends but none will be able to make it to her dinner.
Several, none
500
What are the pronouns and antecedents in this sentence? "As a crowd of people gathered, some just laughed, but several offered to help."
some-people several-people
500
Identify the personal pronoun(s) in this sentence: This is the singer himself at the ceremony to install his star.
His
500
Is the pronoun "that" interrogative or demonstrative in this sentence? Is he the player you were talking about, that had 15 points last game?
demonstrative
500
They went to the store themselves to buy themselves some candy.
First "themselves"-intensive Second "themselves"-reflexive
500
Rudy, who is new to the program, just arrived in country yesterday. What is the pronoun in this sentence and is it relative or indefinite?
Who-relative
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