personal pronouns
Which pronouns refer to the speaker and are known as "me" pronouns?
first-person pronouns
What do you call the word the pronoun refers back to?
the antecedent
Which indefinite pronouns can be both singular and plural depending on how they are used?
all, any, more, most, none, some, much
Which case of pronoun is found in the predicate part of a sentence?
objective case
Reflexive pronouns can be compared to a person or thing looking into this...
a mirror to see the reflection
Which pronouns refer to the one spoken about and include all other personal pronouns not including you or me?
third-person pronouns
Name the rule that states the pronoun and the noun (subject) must match each other?
pronoun-antecedent agreement
Which pronoun refers to people, places & things in a more general way?
indefinite pronouns
What case of pronouns are these: I, he, she, they, we?
subjective case
What are the two endings that both reflexive and intensive pronouns have?
-self, -selves
Which personal pronouns refer to the one spoken to, known as "you" pronouns?
second-person pronouns
In which two ways must pronouns agree with their antecedents when following the rule?
number and gender
What are the 3 most common singular indefinite pronoun endings?
-one, -body, -thing
Which pronoun case shows ownership and does NOT include an apostrophe?
possessive case
What are the two reflexive forms of "you"?
yourself, yourselves
Which pronoun is "they" in: THEY hoped to win the championship game.
third person plural
What does the prefix "ante" in antecedent mean?
before
What do the following indefinite pronouns have in common? both, few, many
all plural indefinite pronouns
What is the possessive pronoun in this sentence and is it singular or plural? Our family vacation was postponed until April.
our; plural
When do you use reflexive pronouns?
When the subject and the object are the same in the sentence.
Which three 2nd-person pronouns are the same whether they are singular or plural form?
you, your, yours
Does this sentence have pronoun-antecedent agreement? MOLLY washed HIS hair in the sink.
no, does not have pronoun-antecedent agreement because Molly is female, but the pronoun is male.
How is "all" used in this sentence: All the pizza was eaten at the party.
singular indefinite pronoun
What kind of pronouns are these... them, us, her, him
objective case pronouns
Which pronouns are not necessary to understanding a sentence, but make it more dramatic sounding?
intensive pronouns