Pronouns

__________ pronouns refer to specific people and things.

• Reflexive

• Possessive

• Personal

• Indefinite

Mine, yours, theirs, hers are examples of ____________.

• subject pronouns

• object pronouns

• possessive pronouns

• demonstrative pronouns

There are only ______ demonstrative pronouns.

• three

• four

• five

• six

________ pronouns refer to nouns in a general sort of way.

• Indefinite

• Definite

• Interrogative

• Demonstrative

Michael himself ordered the birthday cake. himself as used in the sentence is an example of ___________

• demonstrative pronoun

• intensive pronoun

• extensive pronoun

• personal pronoun

Mary said that Mary was going to give Mary's cats Mary's cats' food. The highlighted nouns can be replaced with the following pronouns ______

• its, theirs, hers

• he, she, their

• she, theirs, she

• she, her,their

My brother and ______ went to the pet store.

• I

• me

• i

• we

The woman saw Jason and ________.

• I

• me

• we

• i

The girl _______ we voted as Head Prefect has traveled abroad.

• who

• whose

• whom

• Whom

_______ is much funnier than ________.

• Your, mine

• You, mine

• Yours, my

• Yours, mine