Reflexive + Intensive
What do Intensive and Reflexive pronouns have in common?
They both end in -self/-selves
What word can be both reflexive and intensive?
That
What is an interrogative pronoun used in?
A question
What is an antecedent?
The noun a pronoun refers to, the subject
They don't like one another anymore.
Reciprocal
What is the difference between Reflexive and Intensive.
Reflexive pronouns refer to another noun/pronoun in the same sentence, is needed. Intensive pronouns emphasizes another noun/pronoun, can be left out.
Identify the Demonstrative pronoun in the following sentence.
This is the biggest pumpkin in the competition.
This
What is an indefinite pronouns used for?
Used for non-specific things.
Find the antecedent and possessive pronoun in the following sentence.
The dog had an itch behind his ear.
Antecedent- dog
Possessive pronoun- his
Identify the pronoun, and it's type, in the following sentence.
Who will drive me home?
Interogative
What is the REFLEXIVE pronoun in this sentence?
She went out herself and bought herself a new top.
The second herself.
What are demonstrative pronouns used for?
used to demonstrate or indicate
Which sentence had an interrogative pronoun?
1. Did you do the dishes?
2. Will you do the dishes?
3. Have you done the dishes?
4. Who did the dishes?
#4
Find the antecedents in the following sentence.
"See that movie poster? Jon knows the woman who filmed it."
Movie, and woman
Identify the pronoun, and it's type, in the following sentence.
The man who had first landed on the moon was Neil Armstrong.
Relative
What is the INTENSIVE pronoun in this sentence?
I myself bought the salad for you, and the sandwich for myself.
The first myself.
What are Relative pronouns used for?
Used to add more information to a sentence.
Which sentence uses an indefinite pronoun?
1. Why don't you go do something else?
2. A lot of your cloths are yellow.
3. Is nobody going to help me?
4. You two stink.
#3
Find the possessive pronouns.
Stop! That is mine not his!
mine, his
Identify the pronoun, and it's type, in the following sentence.
He delivered the pizza himself.
Intensive
Identify ALL the REFLEXIVE pronouns in the following sentences.
Sussy went to the store by herself for the first time. While there she bumped into Jon buying a new top for himself. "Let me buy you that shirt myself." Sussy said to Jon. Jon refused and put the shirt back. The shirt itself was covered with green and blue stripes.
Herself, himself.
Is the underlined pronoun Demonstrative or Relative?
That is the ugliest shirt that I have ever seen.
Relative
Does the sentence use an indefinite or interrogative pronoun?
Can anyone help me?
Indefinite
Is there an antecedent in the following sentence?
Sam is going to the movies.
no
Identify the pronoun, and it's type, in the following sentence.
Somebody has to have seen Jane leave the party.
somebody, indefinite