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Interrogative and Relative
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Demonstrative
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Personal
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Create a sentence using an interrogative pronoun.
Answers vary beginning: Who, whose, whom, which, what.
100
What is the Antecedent of the sentence: Bok Choi lives for his jolly ranchers
Bok Choi
100
Identify the demonstrative pronoun below: This jolly rancher is Bok Choi's, not your's.
This
100
Identify the indefinite pronoun: Nobody can take Bok Choi's jolly rancher.
Nobody
100
Identify the personal pronouns in this sentence: Bok Choi loves his jolly ranchers.
his
200
Identify the relative pronoun: Who took Kevin's jolly rancher?
Who
200
Create a sentence and identify the antecedent.
answers vary. antecedent: a word, phrase, or clause to which a pronoun refers to
200
Is THIS a singular or plural demonstrative pronoun?
It is singular
200
Create a sentence with an indefinite pronoun.
answers vary indefinite pronoun: coneys the idea of all, none, or some there are some singular, plural, and both singular and plural words.
200
Name 3 singular personal pronouns
I, Me, My, Mine, You, Your, Yours, They, Them, Their, Theirs
300
How are interrogative pronouns used?
They are used to begin questions.
300
Which word of the sentence is the relative pronoun: The person who gets the candy wins.
who
300
Which is the singular demonstrative pronoun in this sentence. That may not be eaten by anyone but Bok Choi.
THAT is the demonstrative pronoun
300
Name one singular indefinite pronoun and one plural indefinite pronoun
Singular: another, anybody, each, either, everyone, much, neither, and something Plural: both, few, many, several, others
300
What is the singular personal pronoun in this sentence? Jack, turn off your computer.
personal pronoun: your
400
What do relative pronouns do to clauses?
Relative pronouns help link one clause to another.
400
What is the antecedent in this sentence: Danny left his notebook at home.
Antecedent: his
400
Is this the correct way to use a demonstrative pronoun? That Jolly Rancher was good
No. THAT JOLLY RANCHER combines a demonstrative adjective (that) with a noun (jolly rancher). This demonstrative pronoun does not stand alone.
400
Name one pronoun that is both singular and plural?
Singular and plural: all, any, none, most, some
400
Name two plural pronouns.
plural pronouns: we, us, ours, you, your, yours, they, them, their, theirs
500
Is WHO a relative pronoun or an interrogative pronoun?
Who is BOTH relative and interrogative, but it depends how it is used in a sentence.
500
True or False: Antecedents are only used for people.
False because antecedents can be used for any word, phrase, or clause a pronoun refers to.
500
What do the demonstrative pronouns do to nouns?
The demonstrative pronouns points to/ identifies a specific noun or pronoun
500
Is EVERYONE a singular or plural indefinite pronoun?
It is singular
500
Personal pronouns changes it form to indicate _____, _____, _____, _______.
person, number, gender, and case