pronoun
antecedent
switch from singular to plural (indefinite pronouns)
Pronoun & Antecedents cont.
100

what is the pronoun in this sentence?

everyone went to the beach.

everyone

100

what is the antecedent in this sentence

Sally loves to play with her sister at the beach

Sally

100

switch sentence to plural form

nobody likes putting on sunscreen 

several people don't like to put on sunscreen

100

Does is matter if the pronoun agrees with its antecedent in gender and number?

yes

200

what example is a pronoun

Sally, she, Apple 

she

200

which example is the antecedent 

we, they, John

John

200

switch this sentence to singular form 

Several of the palm branches sway 

one of the palm branches was swaying 

200
Underline the pronoun and circle the antecedent 
-The jaguar struck the rock and injured its front paw.




Circle: jaguar 

Underline: its

300

give some examples of pronouns

he, they, everyone 

300

give some examples of Antecedents 

names

300

give an example of a singular indefinite pronoun

Each, Either, Neither, One, No One, Someone,

Everyone, Anyone, Anybody, Nobody, Somebody,

Everybody, Other, Another

300

What is the difference between pronouns and antecedents?

A personal pronoun takes the place of a noun. An antecedent is the word, phrase, or clause to which a pronoun refers.

400

what is a pronoun 

a word or group of words that can substitute for a noun or noun phrase that refers to either the participants in the sentence or to someone or something else mentioned

400

what is an antecedent 

a word, phrase, or clause whose denotation is referred to by a pronoun

400

give examples of plural indefinite pronouns

both, few, many, several, some

400

State what's wrong with the sentence; 

Sally and her sister play outside- Sally chases the dog and she plays in the pool.

She- Her sister 

500

What 4 categories should pronouns agree in?

Number, Person, Case, Gender

500

make a sentence with an antecedent  

Molly finally found her bathing suit 

Molly 

500

is this sentence singular, plural or both

All of the students were happy on the last day of school.

both

500

Name the pronoun and antecedent in each sentence; 

-When Sara goes outside, she gets burnt by the sun. 

-When the family goes outside, they get burnt by the sun. 

S1; Sara, She

S2; The family, They