Pronouns Study Crider English
What are the first person singular pronouns?
I, me
What is the antecedent and the pronoun in the following sentence? Jennie wanted her doll for bedtime.
Jennie, her
No one helped Helen on the expedition; she herself pulled the sled.
No one, she, herself
One really exciting activity is exploration.
One
Some famous explorers are the greatest heroes
Some
However, there are those who are not as well known.
Those, who
Charlie's job was to protect Helen from all the polar bears in that area.
all
I will take THOSE.
demonstrative
THIS is an incredible story.
demonstrative
points out specific persons, places, things or ideas
demonstrative
What are the third person singular pronouns?
he, him, she, her, it
What are the third person singular possessive pronouns?
his, her, hers its
EVERYBODY loves SOMEONE sometime.
indefinite
EVERYONE was amazed by the magicians' disappearing act.
indefinite
MOST of the customers paid with a credit card.
indefinite
NEITHER of the books was available at the library.
indefinite
refers to unidentified persons, places, things or ideas
indefinite
John HIMSELF made the bed.
intensive
The man HIMSELF wrestled the alligator.
intensive
The mayor HERSELF answered the reporters' questions.
intensive
The students THEMSELVES decorated the gym for the dance.
intensive
emphasizes a noun or pronoun in the same sentence
intensive
WHAT is that?
interrogative
WHICH of the ice cream flavors does Tammy prefer?
interrogative
WHOSE is this $50 on the floor?
interrogative
introduces a question
interrogative
What are the first person singular possessive pronouns?
my, mine
What are the first person plural possessive pronouns?
our, ours
The new car is HIS.
possessive
Ann bought HERSELF two new hamsters.
reflexive
John made the bed HIMSELF.
reflexive
Marilyn saw HERSELF reflected in the store window.
reflexive
The accused chose to defend HIMSELF at trial.
reflexive
represents the subject of it's sentence or clause
reflexive
Freddie is the girl WHO won the contest.
relative
Paul is a person WHOM everyone admires.
relative
The class president, WHO just left office, was extremely effective.
relative
introduces a noun or adjective clause
relative
What are the 1,subject and 2,object pronouns in the following sentence? She hit him on his head
she, him
What are the third person plural possessive pronouns?
their, theirs
What are the third person plural pronouns?
they, them
What are the first person plural pronouns?
we, us
What are the second person plural pronouns?
you
What are the second person singular pronouns?
you
What are the second person plural possessive pronouns?
your, yours
What are the second person singular possessive pronouns?
your, yours
