✨Pronouns✨

True or False

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Xavier is a pronoun

False, Xavier is a name...

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Myself, itself, herself, themselves, etc. can be both reflexive and intensive pronouns

True

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The antecedent is the pronoun replacing the noun

False, the antecedent is the one BEING replaced by the pronoun

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I, him, and her are all subject pronouns.

False, him and her are object pronouns, the subject pronouns of him and her would be she and he.

Personal Pronouns

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I, me, and my are all what person?

1st person pronouns

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What is an example of a 1st person, 2nd person, and 3rd person pronoun

either: I, me, my, mine, we, us, ours

either: you, your, yours, you(plural), your(plural), yours(plural)

either: he, she, it, her, him, its, hers, his, they, their, theirs, them

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What is the plural version of the object pronoun "me"?

us

5

"They are going to the park after she comes back."

Define what personal pronouns they and she are.

They is 3rd person plural 

She is 3rd person singular

Reflexive and Intensive

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Intensive pronouns add ________ to a sentence.

Intensity!!!

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"I tripped over myself" would be a _______ pronoun.

Reflexive Pronoun

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Would the sentence: "She took myself to the store" make sense?

No, never use myself as a normal pronoun

5

Why are intensive pronouns needed in the sentence?

Trick question!!! They aren't needed

Subject vs Object

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Subject pronouns would be the ________ of a sentence.

Subject

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How are object pronouns and subject pronouns different?

Object pronouns receive the action, replacing the object of the sentence, and subject pronouns do the action, replacing the subject of the sentence.

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"I, you, he, she, it, we, and they are ALL examples of ________.

Subject pronouns

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"Mr. Miller drank some soup"

In the sentence above, if we wanted to replace Mr. Miller with a pronoun, what would the pronoun and type of pronoun be?

He, Subject