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Pronouns and their antecedents
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100

Tim and _________ (I/me) went to the mall. 

I 

(I went to the mall)

100

He went with Time and _______ (I/me).

me 

(He went with me.)

100

(Jane and Jim) went to the mall.   

Put a pronoun to replace Jane and Jim.

THEY went to the mall. 

100

If you were a diver, you would buy yourself a nice suit. 

Intensive -- you can delete "yourself" and the meaning of the sentence still works. 

100

How many states are there in the United States of America? 

50 

200

The kids and __________ (I/me) are going sledding later. 

I 

200

The beginning of the movie was boring to Tim and (I/me).  

Me

200

The mud on the football field made playing difficult.  _____ was a big challenge for all the players. 

What pronoun would work in this sentence?

It

200

He bought the car for himself. 

Does this sentence contain a reflexive or intensive pronoun? 

Himself is reflexive in this sentence. 
200

What is the "..." called? 

Elipses 

300

The boys and (he/him) are a solid team. 

He 

300

Jeff and (he/him) are best friends. 

He

300

Nancy was a great poet.   She had a real gift.  

Who is "she"?   What word is the antecedent for "she"? 

Nancy

300

I myself ran the basketball court. 

Does this sentence have an intensive or reflexive pronoun? 

Myself is intensive. 
300

What is the capital of France? 

Paris

400

The snacks belong to Jamie and (he/him). 

Him

400

The class was a lot less entertaining with Josh and (she/her) absent. 

Her

400
Patrick, Richard, and I made it to the end of the race.   ________ were out of breath but happy we won!


What pronoun fits the blank?  

We

400

I like to do my work by myself so I can focus. 

Does this contain an intensive or reflexive pronoun? 

Myself is reflexive in this sentence. 

400

How many "dimples" are found on most standard golf balls?  If you're within 50, I'll count it. 

336

500

Mr. Pursel and (we/us) are running late.   We can see Tim and (they/them) are also running late! 

We... they

500

The dogs and (I/me) are going for a walk with Tim and (they/them). 

I... them

500

The coaches talked to the team, and they decided to change the plan. 

This sentence has a confusing pronoun issue.   The pronoun "they"  could have 2 possible antecedents.   What are the 2 possible antecedents? 

The coaches and the team. 
500

I jumped over the fence while cleaning the park. 

Does this sentence contain a reflexive or intensive pronoun? 

No it does not. 

500

What NFL team is the only one spelled in alphabetical order?  The letters in the team's name go in alphabetical order. 

Bills