Pronouns Review

Place the pronouns in their proper categories.

Groups:

(a) Personal

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(b) Demonstrative

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(c) Interrogative

,

(d) Reflexive

• I

• she

• ourselves

• whose

• what

• which

• who

• those

• mine

• this

• whom

• their

• themselves

• himself

• yours

• these

• itself

• that

• his

• herself

Organize the personal pronouns by case.

Groups:

(a) Nominative Case

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(b) Objective Case

,

(c) Possessive Case

• me
• my
• he

• him
• his
• I

• its
• they

• theirs

• them
• your

• us
• we

• she

​ (a)   think that ​ (b)   are one of the brightest students in the class.

• I
• you
• his
• their
• me
• us

​ (a)   is the money​ (b)   have been saving for a rainy day.

• That
• I
• those
• these
• your
• his
• her

Tell ​ (a)   that ​ (b)   ​ did a fabulous job.

• her
• she
• what
• their
• whose
• your

​ (a)   are going to buy ​ (b)   gift at the mall.

• We
• your
• yours
• I
• him
• hers
• whose
• these

​ ​ (a)   cool older sister is taking Alex and ​ (b)   to the mall.

• my
• me
• I
• yours
• whom
• they
• myself

​ (a)   reminded ​ (b)   to back up ​ (c)   files regularly.

• She
• herself
• her
• him
• mine
• itself
• hers

Which of these sentences contains a demonstrative pronoun?

• Our teacher did not condone cheating on the test.

• Those who are contrite often seek forgiveness.

• His coherent argument won the debate easily.

• She refused to commiserate with anyone who broke the rules.

Which of these sentences contains a demonstrative pronoun?

• These are just a few of our commodious event spaces you can rent.

• They decided to abstain from voting on it.

• The colloquial expression confused her and her friends.

• He commended himself for being pertinacious through adversity.