Noun
What is a noun? (Won’t give credit if you don’t say all)
Person, place, thing, or idea
T or F: Pronouns are used in place of nouns.
True.
A subject pronoun is used for the _______ of the sentence.
Subject
What is the difference between a common noun and a proper noun?
A common noun names something in general, and a proper noun names something specific.
T or F: Pronouns do not always have to agree with their noun.
False.
Use an object pronoun as the object of a ______, such as after, at, for, to, etc
Preposition
How many words can a noun be?
Any amount
What is the word the pronoun replaces?
Antecedent
A direct object answers the question _____ or ______ (fill in the blanks)
Who or What
What type of noun is ‘fate’ in this context: Their fate remains unknown to people.
An idea
T or F: possessive nouns do not have apostrophes.
True.
T or F: me, before, and with, are all object pronouns.
False.
What type(s) of noun(s) can “puzzle”
Idea, thing
How many personal, possessive, and indefinite pronouns are there. Ex: 3 pers 1 poss 2 indef: our, She, us, anybody, its, no one, mine.
2 possessive,
T or F: the sentence “Him and his family sat down” is not correct.
True