Nouns
What is a concrete noun?
A person, place, or thing that you can SEE or TOUCH.
Example: apple, book, school
He, she, they, them, he, her, hers, etc.
What do demonstrative pronouns do?
They point things out!
What do interrogative pronouns do?
They ask questions!
What is an abstract noun?
Things you cannot experience with your senses. Example: love, faith, sadness
A reflexive pronoun reflects back on a noun or pronoun already mentioned while an intensive pronoun does what?
Emphasizes a noun or pronoun already mentioned.
What do relative pronouns do?
Connect one part of a sentence to another, giving more information about the subject.
What do indefinite pronouns do?
They do not refer to anything definite.
What is a common noun?
A general person, place, or thing.
Is the italicized pronoun intensive or reflexive?
Mary herself will write the book.
Intensive
Is the pronoun in this sentence relative or demonstrative?
That sounds like a scary movie.
Demonstrative
Is the following pronoun interrogative or indefinite?
Everybody knows how to spell their name.
Indefinite
What is a proper noun?
A specific person, place, or thing. Proper nouns are capitalized.
Is the following pronoun intensive or reflexive?
The students will help themselves to some candy.
Reflexive
Is the pronoun in this sentence relative or demonstrative?
My friend, who was born a long time ago, just turned 25.
relative
Is the following pronoun interrogative or indefinite?
Either way sounds good to me!
Indefinite
Identify the 3 nouns in this sentence:
The many students played Jeopardy all day long.
students, Jeopardy, day
Identify the antecedent in this sentence:
Susan loves her pet pig.
Susan
Is the pronoun in this sentence relative or demonstrative?
I got that from Starbucks this morning.
Demonstrative
Is the following pronoun interrogative or indefinite?
Who took the last cookie?
Interrogative