Pronouns & Antecedents
Personal Pronouns
Demonstrative & Interrogative Pronouns
Reflexive & Intensive Pronouns
Put it all together
100
Identify the pronouns & Antecedents: The child had a backpack full of her toys.
Child= her
100
Identify the pronoun(s) and state if they are Subject Pronouns, Objective Pronouns, or Possessive Pronouns. My cousins live in Georgia.
My = Possessive
100
This is the third year we have gone on vacation in the Ozarks.
This = demostrative.
100
Jeremy found himself in an awkward situation
Himself = reflexive.
100
Who was the most influential president?
Who = interrogative
200
The students worked hard on their assignments
students = their
200
We would like to travel there soon.
We = Subject pronoun
200
Who has gone on vacation this year?
Who = interrogative
200
Susan wanted to do the project herself.
Herself= reflexive
200
Because of his ability to speak Spanish, the missionary was able to talk with the families he cared for.
His= possessive He = personal
300
The dog growled angrily at the intruder. He was a good guard dog.
dog = he
300
We like to visit them at least once a year.
We = subjective Them = objective
300
Whose idea was it to go to Portland in the rainy season?
Whose = interrogative
300
The doctor himself visited the sick child at home.
Himself = Intensive
300
We addressed that problem ourselves.
We= personal, subjective That = demonstrative Ourselves = reflexive
400
Sarah was an excellent babysitter. She was booked every weekend.
Sarah = She
400
It is always so much warmer in the south
It = subjective
400
I want to ride on that horse. He looks fisty!
that = demonstrative
400
We found ourselves unprepared for the exam because we didn't study all weekend.
Ourselves = reflexive
400
Everyone scored 100% on that exam.
Everyone = indefinite that= demonstrative
500
The students were unsure of the requirements for the assignment. They were unclear.
requirements = they
500
Their house is right on the beach.
Their = possessive.
500
Which one of those sweaters do you like best?
Which = interrogative Those = demonstrative
500
The vet himself took the dog for a walk.
himself= intensive.
500
Someone should take care of that right away.
Someone = indefinite that = demonstrative