PRONOUNS
Who and what are what types of pronouns?
interrogative pronoun
(Its or It's) now possible for schools throughout the world to be linked on the internet.
it's
The children wanted a dog for their family. What is the antecedent to the pronoun?
children
What is a proper noun for tree?
Oak, Willow, Birch, etc.
What type of pronoun is capitalized?
The dog THAT bit her brother belongs to the man down the road.
relative pronoun
This, that, these and those are what kind of pronouns?
demonstrative pronouns
(Your, You're) school can correspond with schools on Russia, Mexico, Korea, and Ireland.
Your
The computer runs great now that Jon fixed it. What is the antecedent to the pronoun?
computer
Name the nouns: My big brother, Jon, gave the best speech.
brother, Jon, speech
What type of pronoun is capitalized?
They think HERS is the most interesting submission.
Personal Pronoun
refers to the subject and directs the action of the verb bac to the subject
(Their, They're, There) mom is coming to school today to help.
their
The young man bought his Halloween costume the week before the party. What is the antecedent to the pronoun?
man
Name the nouns: Abraham Lincoln was known for his honesty
What type of pronoun is capitalized?
SOMEONE will need to finish doing the lunch dishes before dinner.
indefinite pronoun
The gender of a pronoun must be the same as the gender of its
antecedent
The (student) pencil was under her desk
student's
Fix the pronoun shift: When she asked about the job, she was told that to qualify you had to take an exam.
you = she
what is the plural noun of cherry?
cherries
What type of pronoun is capitalized?
WHEN does the movie start?
interrogative pronoun
emphasizes the noun or pronoun in the same sentence
intensive pronoun
Last year, the (class) favorite party was Halloween.
class'
The student dropped their book at the library
their - his/her
Name the nouns: I love summer because we visit Clark Lake.
love, summer, Clark Lake
Identify the reflexive pronoun and the noun it reflects.
She can cover herself with the blanket if she gets cold.
noun: she
pronoun: herself