Spiral Grammar: Pronouns & Relative Pronouns

Front

Pronoun used: "Um, so, I'm Lisa," the girl said. "What are your names?"

Back

she

Front

Pronoun for 'STYX' in: 'We found STYX sitting on his back porch steps.'

Back

him

Front

Possessive pronoun: a pronoun that shows possession (his, mine, ours, theirs)

Back

a pronoun that shows possession (his, mine, ours, theirs)

Front

Type of pronouns in: 'Bobby Gene and I muddled our way through breakfast, trying to tamp down our excitement.'

Back

1st person

Front

Relative pronoun: relates a clause to the noun it modifies (who, whom, whose, which, that)

Back

A pronoun that relates a clause to the noun or the pronoun that the clause modifies (who, whom, whose, which, that)

Front

The relative pronoun WHICH refers to...

Back

animals or things

Front

Relative pronoun WHO, WHOM, WHOSE refers to...

Back

people

Front

The relative pronoun THAT refers to...

Back

animals, things, or a class of people

Front

WHO refers to: Bobby Gene was the one who kept his cool.

Back

Bobby Gene, WHO kept his cool.