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Subject Pronouns

Subject Pronouns

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English

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6th Grade

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Practice Problem

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CCSS
L.3.1A, L.3.1G, L.3.1F

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Alexander Donoghue

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8 Slides • 14 Questions

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Subject Pronouns

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Multiple Choice

My class and I went on a trip to the science museum.

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subject

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subject complement

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Multiple Choice

We all looked forward to seeing the exhibits.

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subject

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subject complement

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Multiple Choice

The person conducting the tour of the exhibits was he.

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subject

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subject complement

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Multiple Choice

Have you ever prepared for a trip?

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subject

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subject complement

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Multiple Choice

(?) first went to see the weather station.

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Us

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We

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Multiple Choice

The guide there, Mrs. Lee, showed us the computerized station, and (?) explained its operation.

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she

2

her

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Multiple Choice

Sunny and (?) were surprised to learn that many schools had such sophisticated weather stations.

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me

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I

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Multiple Choice

Luis had seen a similar station, and the person chosen to make a weather prediction was (?).

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he

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him

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Multiple Choice

My CLASSMATES AND I expected to like the museum, but (?) didn't expect to like the physics exhibit so much.

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us

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they

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we

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them

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Multiple Choice

The EXHIBIT illustrated many of the basic laws of physics, and (?) did this through hands-on activities.

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it

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they

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she

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I

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Multiple Choice

According to the guide, the laws were discovered by ISAAC NEWTON. (?) was a British scientist of the 1600s.

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He

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She

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They

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It

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Multiple Choice

LINDA persuaded me to try lifting the 30 pound bowling ball, and both (?) and I were able to do it.

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she

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her

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me

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I

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Poll

The Quizizz today was...

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Poll

I need more help with... (PICK ONE)

Intensive and Reflexive Pronouns (what we did on Thursday)

Subject Pronuns (what we did Friday and today)

pattern-tertiary

Subject Pronouns

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