Antecedents
Pronouns take the place of a _________________ or other pronoun
Noun
Interrogative pronouns are used to ____________ ___________________.
Ask questions.
Demonstrative pronouns point out a ________________ person, place, thing, or idea.
Reflexive pronouns always end with ______________.
-self
What kind of pronoun is this?
Henry bought himself a new toy dinosaur.
Reflexive
The noun a pronoun refers back to is called the __________________.
Antecedent
What is the personal pronoun?
You should really consider giving Christmas cookies to Mrs. Nicetree next door.
You
What is the demonstrative pronoun?
You need to bring this to class tomorrow, so keep it safe!
This
Intensive pronouns always end with _______________.
-selves
What is this?
Mark's family gave him a dinosaur toy.
Antecedent
What is the antecedent?
Iron spilled his food all over the floor last night.
Iron
What is the interrogative pronoun?
Which dress do you think I should wear to Snowball on 16 December?
Which
Indefinite pronouns refer to ________________ people, places, things, or ideas.
Unnamed, non-specific
What is the reflexive pronoun?
I locked myself out of the house....again.
Myself
What kind of pronouns are in the sentence?
Who did you say you were going to visit? Someone in Nashville, right?
Who = interrogative
You = personal
Someone = indefinite
What is the antecedent?
The cat and dog cried until they were let inside.
Cat, dog
What is the interrogative pronoun?
Whose turn is it to host Thanksgiving this year?
Whose
What is the indefinite pronoun?
If you tell anyone about what we did over the weekend, I will be embarrassed.
Anyone
What is the intensive pronoun?
Give yourselves a pat on the back for such a spectacular job at the competition!
Yourselves
What kind of pronoun is this?
This isn't mine! Stop making me clean up messes I didn't make!
Demonstrative
What is the antecedent and the pronoun?
Iron and Otto's owner, Margrit, left out lots of food for them over the weekend.
Iron, Otto
Them
What is the personal and interrogative pronoun?
Who did you invite to your birthday party this weekend, Sally?
You, your
Who
What is the demonstrative and indefinite pronoun?
These cannot be left out because someone could steal them.
These, them
Someone
What is the antecedent?
The cat licked itself dry after it fell into the tub while I took a bath.
Cat
What kind of pronouns are these?
That could've been a lot worse. You could've really hurt yourself if it had fallen on you or someone else.
That = demonstrative
You = personal
Yourself = reflexive
Someone = indefinite