PRONOUNS
Nonrestrictive Element
Possessive Nouns
Connotations
Greek & Latin Roots
100

Identify the correct pronoun.

Erin and (me,I) are going to the movies next weekend.


Erin and I are going to the movies next weekend.

100

Rewrite the sentence adding a nonrestrictive element using DASHES

His sisters played basketball in high school.

His sisters-Janie, Erin, and Sally- played basketball in high school.

100

the cousin of Mrs. Ortiz

Mrs. Ortiz's cousin
100

Sort the words nosy and concerned based on their connotation

denotation: to be interested



+ concerned

- nosy

100

disapproving

prefix: dis-

root: approv

suffix: -ing

200

Identify the correct pronoun.

Did you enter (your, mine) dog in the Ugliest Pet Contest?

Did you enter YOUR dog in the Ugliest Pet Contest?

200

Rewrite the sentence adding a nonrestrictive element using PARENTHESIS.

Ronald Reagan was the fortieth president of the United States.

Ronald Reagan (who was first an actor) was the fortieth president of the United States.

200

the jacket of my stepmother

my stepmother's jacket

200

Sort the words slender and scrawny based on their connotation

denotation: to be of slight build

+ slender

- scrawny

200

unmerciful

prefix: un-

root: merci

suffix: -ful

300

Identify the pronoun AND Identify if it is Subjective, Objective, or Possessive:

The school year has just begun for (we, us).

S, O, P?

The school year has just begun for US.

OBJECTIVE

300

Rewrite the sentence adding a nonrestrictive element using DASHES

My mother doesn't have enough time to volunteer at school.

My mother- a Girl Scout leader, a couch, and full-time doctor- doesn't have enough time to volunteer at school.

300

the mother of Cassie and Matt

Cassie and Matt's mother

300

Sort the words arrogant and confident based on their connotation

denotation: to think highly of oneself

+ confident

- arrogant

300

immaturely

prefix: im-

root: mature

suffix: -ly

400

Identify the pronoun and Indicate whether it is Subjective, Objective, or Possessive:


Even though (he, him) loves school, he was just too sick to attend. 

S,O,P?

Even though HE loves school, he was just too sick to attend.

SUBJECTIVE

400

Rewrite the sentence adding a nonrestrictive element using COMMAS

Matt rushed out the door without eating breakfast.

Matt, who was late, rushed out the door without eating breakfast.

400

the (separate) gardens of Deb and Sean

Deb's and Sean's gardens

400

Sort the words persuade and brainwash based on their connotation

denotation: to influence someone

+ persuade

- brainwash

400

inaccurately

prefix: in-

root: accurate

suffix: -ly

500

Identify the pronoun and Indicate whether it is Subjective, Objective, or Possessive:

Alex finds it difficult to believe that (they, them) were not involved.

S,O,P?

Alex finds it difficult to believe that THEY were not involved.

SUBJECTIVE

500

Rewrite the sentence adding a nonrestrictive element using PARENTHESIS

My dad baked us oatmeal chocolate chip cookies for dessert.

My dad baked us oatmeal chocolate chip cookies (my favorite) for dessert.

500

the cubs of several bears

several bears' cubs

500

Sort the words late and delayed based on their connotation

denotation: not on time

+ delayed

- late

500

resentment

prefix: re-

root: sent

suffix: -ment