Identify the Pronoun
Identify the pronoun in the sentence.
Is it singular or plural?
Is it first person, second person, or third person?
Is it acting as a subject or object?
She is Susan's best friend.
She - 3rd person, singular, subject
Choose the correct possessive pronoun or possessive adjective for the sentence.
The receipt in the bag is (their theirs).
theirs - possessive pronoun
Write an intensive or a reflexive pronoun that refers to the italicized word to complete each sentence.
Brian made __________ a sandwich.
Is it intesive or reflexive?
himself - reflexive
Identify the pronoun AND its antecedent in the sentence.
Gravity is a force; it pulls things back toward Earth.
it - pronoun
Gravity - antecedent
Find the TWO words (one is a pronoun) that could be replaced with a contraction. Write the contraction.
We are almost ready to leave.
We are - We're
Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun to complete the sentence using the directions in parentheses.
Please set _______ plate on the top shelf. (singular, far)
that
Identify the pronoun in the sentence.
Is it singular or plural?
Is it first person, second person, or third person?
Is it acting as a subject or object?
He is the first person in line.
He - 3rd person, singular, subject
Choose the correct possessive pronoun or possessive adjective for the sentence.
Just set (my mine) package on the counter.
my - possessive adjective
Write an intensive or a reflexive pronoun that refers to the italicized word to complete each sentence.
My sister Nora considers ___________ an excellent cook.
Is it intesive or reflexive?
herself - reflexive
Identify the pronoun AND its antecedent in the sentence.
Four forces help planes fly. They are lift, weight, thrust, and drag.
They - pronoun
forces - antecedent
Find the TWO words (one is a pronoun) that could be replaced with a contraction. Write the contraction.
Did you know they will be here at noon?
they will - they'll
Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun to complete the sentence using the directions in parentheses.
My grandmother gave me ______ set of silverware. (singular, near)
this
Identify the pronoun in the sentence.
Is it singular or plural?
Is it first person, second person, or third person?
Is it acting as a subject or object?
Mrs. Reynolds told them to wait in the hall.
them - 3rd person, plural, object
Choose the correct possessive pronoun or possessive adjective for the sentence.
Myra, do you have a stamp in (your yours) wallet?
your - possessive adjective
Write an intensive or a reflexive pronoun that refers to the italicized word to complete each sentence.
I ________think her toasted cheese sandwich is the best.
Is it intesive or reflexive?
myself - intensive
Identify the pronoun AND its antecedent in the sentence.
Tara has her pilot’s license, and she knows how these forces affect a plane.
she - pronoun
Tara - antecendent
Find the TWO words (one is a pronoun) that could be replaced with a contraction. Write the contraction.
Ann packed yesterday, and now she is waiting.
she is - she's
Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun to complete the sentence using the directions in parentheses.
Each of ______ glasses should be washed by hand.
(plural, far)
those
Identify the pronoun in the sentence.
Is it singular or plural?
Is it first person, second person, or third person?
Is it acting as a subject or object?
Matthew and I will be ready for practice at noon.
I - 1st person, singular, subject
Choose the correct possessive pronoun or possessive adjective for the sentence.
(His Their) is the last address on the page.
His - possessive pronoun
Write an intensive or a reflexive pronoun that refers to the italicized word to complete each sentence.
We offered to make dinner one night _______________.
Is it intesive or reflexive?
ourselves - reflexive
Identify the pronoun AND its antecedent in the sentence.
Her instructor was a military pilot; he served in the U.S. Air Force.
he - pronoun
instructor - antecedent
Find the TWO words (one is a pronoun) that could be replaced with a contraction. Write the contraction.
I think I have forgotten something.
I have - I've
Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun to complete the sentence using the directions in parentheses.
You can put ______ platters in the dishwasher. (plural, near)
these
Identify the pronoun in the sentence.
Is it singular or plural?
Is it first person, second person, or third person?
Is it acting as a subject or object?
Alex and Olivia, did you find the missing ingredient?
you - 2nd person, singular, subject
Choose the correct possessive pronoun or possessive adjective for the sentence.
You must put the apartment number on (our ours), or we won’t receive it.
ours - possessive pronoun
Write an intensive or a reflexive pronoun that refers to the italicized word to complete each sentence.
Jake joked that the pasta was not going to make __________.
Is it intesive or reflexive?
itself - reflexive
Identify the pronoun AND its antecedent in the sentence.
Paul, have you ever wanted to parachute from a plane?
you - pronoun
Paul - antecedent
Find the TWO words (one is a pronoun) that could be replaced with a contraction. Write the contraction.
You may be ready, but I am sure the rest of us are not.
I am - I'm
Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun to complete the sentence using the directions in parentheses.
You can put ______ platters in the dishwasher. (plural, near)
these