Personal, Reflexive, and Intensive
One easy way to remember the difference between reflexive and intensive pronouns
intensive pronouns are unnecessary
WHAT is what type of pronoun
Reflexive
SOME is an example of an
INDEFINITE PRONOUN
Personal
A word used to replace the proper name of a person place or thing
Find the Indefinite pronouns
Everyone wants to eat all of the cake.
Everyone
All
How many personal pronouns are in this sentence
I would like to invite you to the pool.
TWO or 2
FOUR examples of demonstrative pronouns
This, That,These, Those
"I knocked but ______ answered."
no one or nobody
Indefinite
it doesn't specifically name what it is referring to
Replace with a Reflexive pronoun
"The cat stole the cake for _____!"
itself
what type of pronoun is ITSELF in this sentence
The cat itself ate all the food.
INTENSIVE pronoun
THAT
"___ has a red hat."
(Hint: it is an Interrogative Pronoun)
Who
Interrogative
A pronoun that is used to make asking questions easier
Fill this in with a interrogative pronoun
"____ ate all the cake!"
who
What is the purpose of an Intensive Pronoun
TO Giving force or emphisis
What is the demonstrative pronoun in this sentence
That is my favorite shirt.
THAT
"Who called last night"
What type of pronoun is who in this sentence.
Interrogative pronoun
Demonstrative
A pronoun that points out a specific thing
Find the interrogative pronoun
"To whom does this cake belong to?"
whom
List FIVE personal pronouns
Us, It, Them, They, I, Mine, Me, We
Who is what type of pronoun in this sentence
"She was the girl who also stole the cake."
Relative
"I thought we'd run out of sugar, but I found _____ ."
Some
Relative
Connects an independent clause to the rest of the sentence
Find the Intensive pronoun
"Eva, herself bought the cake."
herself