
Pronouns and Antecedents
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1st - 5th Grade
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Sharlanda Grizzell
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Antecedent Pronouns
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What is a pronoun?
a word that takes the place of a noun
noun: person, place, thing or idea
Examples: he, she, they, them, us, our
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Poll
What's a pronoun?
a word that replaces a noun
a professional noun
a noun uncapitalized
an action
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Multiple Choice
Marisa is learning to drive. _____ is taking ____ test next week.
Her, she
She, her
She, she
Her, her
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Multiple Choice
_____ are giving free tacos to _____customers.
They, their
There, they
They, there
They're, their
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Multiple Choice
___ had to get another appointment because we missed ___ bus.
We, we
We, our
We, ours
Our, we
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Multiple Choice
Whose backpack does this belong to? It belongs to____(Javier)?
she
he
him
her
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Multiple Choice
Whose backpack does this belong to? It belongs to____(Mayra)?
she
he
him
her
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Multiple Choice
All those backpacks belong to _______
their
our
he's
them
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Multiple Choice
I want to see all of _____ classes' test scores this month.
our
his
them
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Multiple Choice
Emily and Danae are going to Houston and have to pack their luggage.
Select the antecedent for their.
Emily
Danane
her
Emily and Danae
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Multiple Choice
Either Fred or Gabriel will bring ____Playstation to class
her
his
their
our
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The Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement
Rule #1: Use a singular pronoun to refer to a singular antecedent. Use a plural pronoun to refer to a plural antecedent
Rule #2: Use a plural pronoun to refer to two or more singular antecedents joined by "and"
Rule #3: Use a singular pronoun to refer to two or more singular antecedents joined by "or" or "nor"
Rule # 4: - If the antecedent is female use she, her, or hers. If the antecedent is male use he, his, or him. If the antecedent is a group of people use they, their, or them.
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Pronouns and Antecedents
Pronouns take place of nouns.
An antecedent is a noun to which a pronoun is referring to.
Ante- means before; therefore, the word antecedent simply means that which comes before.
A pronoun must agree with its antecedent.
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Examples:
My mom is the best chef, she loves cooking!
My friends always eat ice cream, their hobby is to eat ice cream in different shops.
Rodolfo is so annoying, he bothers me all day and I don't like his games.
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Multiple Select
Mario Bros is a great character.
He is dressed in red.
His best friend is Louigi.
Wario is always fighting with him. I like Mario a lot!
MARIO IS THE ANTECEDENT, CHOOSE THE PRONOUNS THAT REFER TO MARIO
he
his
him
I
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Multiple Choice
Mary and Mike are best friends, she likes snowboarding and he likes skiing.
What is the antecedent of he?
Mary
Mike
Mary and Mike
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Multiple Select
What pronouns can replace the antecedent Lolita?
she
his
him
her
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Multiple Select
Choose the pronouns that refer to the Ian.
Ian built a city with his blocks. He made it all by himself. His friend Emma built a house for her mom too.
he, his
his, her
he, his, himself
he, his, himself, her
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