Reflexive/Intensive
Indefinite pronouns
Relative Pronouns
Interrogative & Demonstrative Pronouns
Definitions
100

Cora herself performed her speech. 

Intensive
100

both, few, several, many

plural indefinite pronouns

100

I saw a man who was wearing yellow.

who

100

(That/Those) are my gloves.

What is Those

100

what is a demonstrative pronoun

one that points out a specific thing/things

200

The students enjoyed themselves. 

Reflexive
200

Indefinite pronouns that can be either singular or plural

some, any, none, all most

200

I will live in a state which is cold most of the year.

which


200
(Who/Whom) is your favorite singer?
What is Who
200

what is an interrogative pronoun

it begins a question

300
Mrs. Carroll herself ate a whole pizza. 
Intensive
300

List 5 singular indefinite pronouns

each, either, neither, one, everyone, everybody, no one, nobody, anyone, anybody, someone, somebody

300

Mark Twain's neighbor who was Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin.

who

300
You gave your phone to (whom/who)?
What is whom
300

what a relative pronoun?

it "relates" or connects to the subject. 

400

Give an example of a sentence with an intensive pronoun.

Give an example of a sentence with a reflexive pronoun.

400

Several of the young soldiers (is, are) speaking at the assembly next week.

What is are

400

Get the papers that are on my desk.

that

400
(This, This here) is my new book.
What is This
400

What is a subject pronoun? 

Used to replace any subject noun

500

Give an example of a sentence with a reflexive pronoun.

Answers may vary. 

500

No one (swims, swim) in the lake anymore. 

swims

500

I saw a girl whose dog was dying.

whose

500
(Who/Whom) wrote this letter?
What is Who
500

what is an indefinite pronoun?

Does not have an antecedent. Not specific.