Pronoun Usage
dgwaiydgia
dwgiya
dgauio
hdauo
bhduakw
dguaiuwk
dnwbjla
lkdajb
This part of the sentence acts like a gerund phrase “Sophia is bad at running races”
running races
hasudhqo
hdwauo
gdawiy
dgwayi
This part of the sentence acts like a nonessential adjective clause “Charlotte, who graduated from Harvard, is going to lose”
who graduated from Harvard
k
dwjalb
bdwak
kdahvw
The pronoun missing in this sentence “BLANK fell off her bike”
She
dwagiyd
gdaiw
hduoaw
alwkugd
lldjwabld
dabouw
ldkauhwkwd
dgvhka
hduawo
dwgayiu
lajdhjl
kduawgk
hdoauw
dbuaio
This part of the sentence acts like an adjective clause “Because Ria is playing jeopardy, she has the chance to win 1 trillion dollars”
Because Ria is playing jeopardy
bdakwj
wkjadvb
dwhaiu
gdawuoi
This part of the sentence acts like a noun clause “whoever wins jeopardy wins a lifetime supply of WONKA Chocolate”
whoever wins jeopardy
dhpiawqwl
kawfhd
oiudwga
bhwiajdk
dbwakjbk
dlkawjbhdkwa