Antecedents
Identify the antecedent that the pronoun is referring to:
Sarah and I went out to dinner and we both ordered hamburgers.
Pronoun: we
Antecedent: Sarah and I
Identify the pronoun and if it is being used as a subject, direct object, indirect object, or object of a preposition:
I am reading The Hobbit for my book club.
Pronoun: I
Subject
Select the correct pronoun or adjective then state if it is a pronoun or adjective:
The lunch in the old-fashioned pail is (her , hers)
Hers
Pronoun
Identify the pronoun and tell whether it is intensive or reflexive:
Eugenie Clark herself was fascinated with creatures of the deep.
Intensive
Complete the sentence with the correct interrogative or demonstrative pronoun:
Do you know _____ of the planets are visible tonight?
Which
Identify the antecedent that the pronoun is referring to:
Josh and Cara wanted a new pet, so they went to the animal shelter.
Antecedent: Josh and Cara
Identify the pronoun and if it is being used as a subject, direct object, indirect object, or object of a preposition:
Lewis and Clark took a dog with them out west.
Pronoun: them
object of a preposition
Select the correct pronoun or adjective then state if it is a pronoun or adjective:
(Our , Ours) lunches are always the same on Friday.
Our
Adjective
Identify the pronoun and tell whether it is intensive or reflexive:
Our work itself did not involve swimming with sharks.Itself
Intensive
Complete the sentence with the correct interrogative or demonstrative pronoun:
______ is the book on astronomy?
Whose
Identify the antecedent that the pronoun is referring to:
The server asked if we wanted anything to drink and she recommended the chocolate shakes.
Pronoun: she
Antecedent: the server
Identify the pronoun and if it is being used as a subject, direct object, indirect object, or object of a preposition:
Lewis was the first to observe coyotes, which always saluted him by barking.
Pronoun: him
direct object
Select the correct pronoun or adjective then state if it is a pronoun or adjective:
(His , Its) pizza was ready when he got here.
Adjective
Identify the pronoun and tell whether it is intensive or reflexive:
We allows ourselves several visits to observe the sharks at her laboratory.
Ourselves
Reflexive
Complete the sentence with the correct interrogative or demonstrative pronoun:
Is _____ your dirty laundry?
This or that
Identify the antecedent that the pronoun is referring to:
People who travel by Chunnel can make the journey in about one hour.
Pronoun: who
Antecedent: people
Identify the pronoun and if it is being used as a subject, direct object, indirect object, or object of a preposition:
Once, when a bear came close to camp, Lewis and Clark and several men with rifles killed it.
Pronoun: it
direct object
Select the correct pronoun or adjective then state if it is a pronoun or adjective:
Marie and Sylvia bought (their , theirs) at the concession stand.
Theirs
Pronoun
Identify the pronoun and tell whether it is intensive or reflexive:
After I met the director herself, we discussed sharks.
Herself
Intensive
Complete the sentence with the correct interrogative or demonstrative pronoun:
From ______ did you get the book?
Whom
Identify the antecedent that the pronoun is referring to:
The Chunnel is a train tunnel that connects France and England.
Pronoun: that
Antecedent: tunnel
Identify the pronoun and if it is being used as a subject, direct object, indirect object, or object of a preposition:
The grizzly bear gave them a real fright.
Pronoun: them
indirect object
Select the correct pronoun or adjective then state if it is a pronoun or adjective:
(Yours , Your) ice cream will not be delivered on time.
Your
Adjective
Identify the pronoun and tell whether it is intensive or reflexive:
I got myself a job there as an intern.
Myself
Reflexive
Complete the sentence with the correct interrogative or demonstrative pronoun:
______ are full grocery bags I'm carrying.
These