What Pronoun?
This pronoun usually refers to oneself, and has to be capitalized in writing.
I
This type of pronoun is divided in 2 groups that are:
Subject and object
Possessive pronouns usually show this over something.
possession or ownership
Find the intensive pronoun in this sentence:
I learned to play guitar by myself.
myself
________ are going to the movies.
we, they, you
These pronouns would refer to a boy, or someone who identifies as male.
He, Him
I gave flowers to (her/she).
her
The cat is mine
mine
Find the reflexive pronoun in this sentence:
Peter and Paul had baked themselves a cake.
themselves
Can you pass ________ a glass of water?
me, him, her, them
These pronouns might be used when referring to a girl, or someone who identifies as female.
She, Her
(They/Them) went to pick up milk.
They
(Your/Yours) yogurt is on the table.
Your
DAILY DOUBLE : Give at least 5 examples of reflexive pronouns.
Myself
Yourself
Himself
Herself
Itself
______ are playing video games.
they, we, you
Used for groups of people that you are not a part of, also for people who are gender neutral/non-binary.
They, Them
Name at least 8 personal pronouns:
I, me, she, he, it, they, you, us, him, her.
DAILY DOUBLE : Say 5 possessive pronouns.
Mine, its, hers, his, your
What is the reflexive pronoun in this sentence?
He drove himself to the store.
Mr. Hendrick brought _____ pizza today.
us, me, him, her, them
Used for groups of people you are apart of.
We, Us
Fin the 2 personal pronouns in this sentence:
I have more money than he
I and he
A good dog listens to (its/it's) owner.
its
Reflexive pronouns end in:
- self or -selves
I am going with _____ to the park
him, her, them