Grammar- Pronouns

Grammar- Pronouns

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Pick the indefinite pronouns:

We have to get someone to replace our community gardener.

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Everyone was happy with the work that he did

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Pick the indefinite pronouns.

I don’t know if anyone answered our ad in the newspaper.

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Pick the indefinite pronouns.

The gardener either got another job or no longer wants to volunteer.

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Pick the indefinite pronouns.

We would do anything to make him stay

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Everybody knows it can be difficult to volunteer a lot of time

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Pick the indefinite pronouns.

I hope everything goes well with him in the future.

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Pick the indefinite pronouns.

I’m sure somebody great will take the job

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Pick the indefinite pronouns.

Each of the other gardeners had a lot of fun at the job

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Pick the indefinite pronouns.

We will have to think of something to ask during the interviews.

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Pick the possessive pronouns.

Where are your tomatoes?

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Pick the possessive pronouns.

Those cucumbers are mine.

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Pick the possessive pronouns.

Any citizen can contribute to our garden.

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Pick the possessive pronouns.

Any citizen can contribute to our garden.

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Pick the possessive pronouns.

The shovel is hers.

Open Ended

Rewrite each sentence using a possessive pronoun instead of repeating a noun.

Josh offers Josh’s vegetables to everyone.

Open Ended

Rewrite each sentence using a possessive pronoun instead of repeating a noun.

The volunteers need people to help the volunteers

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Use an interrogative pronoun in place of the underlined word or words.

Mom brought us to the community garden.

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Use an interrogative pronoun in place of the underlined word or words.

The west side of the park was sunny.

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Use an interrogative pronoun in place of the underlined word or words.

We drove Lori’s car here today.

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Use an interrogative pronoun in place of the underlined word or words.

The mayor made this garden possible.

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Use an interrogative pronoun in place of the underlined word or words.

A goldfish pond will be added to the park.

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Use an interrogative pronoun in place of the underlined word or words.

He wants to make it open to the public seven days a week.