Personal Pronouns
Possessive
Pronouns
Reflexive & Intensive Pronouns
Interrogative & Demonstrative Pronouns
Indefinite
Pronouns
100

This type of pronoun is divided into two groups that are; objects or Sub_____:

Subjects

100

possessive pronouns show ?

possession or ownership 

100

Find the intensive pronoun in this sentence: 

I  learned  to play guitar by myself.


myself

100

(That/Those) are my gloves.

Those

100

These refer to unspecified 

objects, beings, or places

200

I gave flowers to (her/she).

 her

200
Find the possessive pronoun in this sentence:


The cat is mine 

mine

200

Find the reflexive pronoun in this sentence:

Peter and Paul had baked themselves a cake.

themselves

200

(Who/Whom) is your favorite singer?


Who

200

Name 5 indefinite pronouns:

Anyone

Somebody

Few

no one

Many

Some

Nobody

One

300

(They/Them) went to pick up milk.

They

300

(Your/Yours) yogurt is on the table.

 Your

300

Give at least 5 examples of reflexive/intensive pronouns.

Myself

Yourself/yourselves

Himself

Herself

Itself

ourself/ourselves 

300

Name 4 demonstrative pronouns 

This, these, that, those

300
Finish the sentence with the correct indefinite pronoun: _____  _____ will ever enjoy indefinite pronouns.

No one 

400

Locate the two personal pronouns. 

I have more money than him.

I and him

400

Say 5 possessive pronouns.

Mine, its, hers, his, your

400

Intensive pronouns are ones that ________ the original noun/pronoun.

Intensify

400

(This/These) is my new book.

 This

400

All of the players brought (his or her/their) uniforms.

their

500

Identify 8 personal pronouns

I, me, she, he, it, they, you, us, him, her.

500

A good dog listens to (its/it's) owner.

 its

500

Intensive pronouns end in: 

- self or -selves 

500

These pronouns introduce a question:

Interrogative

500

Create a sentence with three indefinite pronouns

(Write it on the board and underline each Ind. PN)

Answers will vary 

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