Types of pronouns
Personal pronouns
Indefinite pronouns
Pronouns and their antecedents
Pronoun problems
100

What refers to a specific person, place, people, or thing?

Personal pronouns

100

What are the 4 qualities that make a personal pronoun?

Person, number, gender, case. 

100

Everyone loved Rylie’s cake, and wanted another slice.

"Everyone" is the indefinite pronoun.

100

We scored as many points as ___ they/them.

We scored as many points as them.

100

John and me went to the beach.

John and I went to the beach.

200

What points to a specific thing?

Demonstrated pronouns
200

What are the 3 cases?

Subjective, objective, possessive.

200

“To each there own,” Lilly said with confidence.

"Each" is the indefinite pronoun.

200

 ___he/him won the soccer game.

He won the soccer game.

200

Him and Mike play basketball.

Mike and he play basketball.

300

What is indefinite?

A pronoun that refers to a non-specific person, people, or thing.

300

What is a subjective case?

A case that acts as the subject, or a predicate nominative.

300

Nina had several cats and few dogs.

"Several" is the indefinite pronoun.

300

What’s the antecedent in the sentence, “Mike lost his tournament.”?

"His" is the pronoun and "Mike" is the antecedent.

300

Me like playing games with Billy.

I like playing games with Billy.

400

What are pronouns that end in other?

Reciprocal pronouns.

400

What acts as a direct object, indirect object,or object of the preposition?

Objective case.

400

They both cooked many delectable desserts!

"both" is the indefinite pronoun.

400

 What's the pronoun and antecedent in the sentence “ She baked cookies for the whole class, after all Sarah was always known as a good baker.”?

"Sarah" is the antecedent and "she" is the pronoun

400

Bernie and she live together.

She and Bernie live together.

500

What is a reflexive pronoun?

A pronoun that refers to the subject help the action of the verb reflects back to the subject.

500

What is a possessive case?

It acts as an adjective or a pronoun to show ownership.

500

Some say she was bananas for bananas!

"Some" is the indefinite pronoun.

500

What’s the pronoun and the antecedent in the sentence, “Jack kicked his opponent in the stomach.”?

"His" is the pronoun and the antecedent is "Jack"

500

Me and James ride bikes.

James and I ride bikes.