Demonstrative, Reflexive, & Relative Pronouns

Choose whether the underlined pronoun is demonstrative, reflexive, or relative.

The student who sits in the front row always asks good questions.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative

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Sarah taught herself to play the piano over the summer.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative

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This is the most interesting book I've read all year.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative

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The park where we had our picnic has beautiful oak trees.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative

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The children should clean up after themselves in the classroom.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative

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Those were the shoes I wanted to buy at the store.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative

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I found myself thinking about the conversation all day.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative

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This is the house my grandparents built in 1952.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative

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That seems like a reasonable solution to our problem.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative

Choose whether the underlined pronoun is demonstrative, reflexive, or relative.

The teacher whose class I enjoyed most was Mrs. Johnson.

• Demonstrative

• Reflexive

• Relative