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Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 27mins
___________ are at the park
___________ is a little sick.
Does ___________ know what happened?
___________ is open
___________ are hungry
Yes, ___________is a difficult language
My sister made the cake herself.
My aunt made herself some lunch.
Is me objective or subjective form?
When she and her lab partner saw the test, them both knew their hard work would protect their high averages.
The principal made Jayden and _________ repair the damage to the auditorium wall.
Jack himself found the missing puzzle piece.
Georgene surprised herself when she passed her driving test the first time she took it.
Don't give yourself a headache over the price tag on that car!
The class completed the quizzizz game themselves.
Ourselves is a(an) ______ pronoun.
Herself is a(an) ______ pronoun.
Themselves is a(an) _____ pronoun.
Jim bought himself a shirt.
Reflexive
Intensive
We treated ourselves to pizza.
Reflexive
Intensive
Is the underlined pronoun reflexive or intensive?
The players prepared themselves by staying in shape.
reflexive
intensive
Jack himself found the missing puzzle piece.
Don't give yourself a headache over the price tag on that car!
Himself is a(an) ____ pronoun.
Yourself is a(an) _____ pronoun.
Itself is a(an) ____ pronoun.
Herself is a(an) _____ pronoun.
What pronoun emphasizes another noun in the sentence.
intensive
reflexive
possessive case
vague
what pronoun is used as subject
subjective
objective
possessive case:
reflexive
which pronoun when it is unclear which noun the pronoun refers to because the antecedent of a pronoun is not clearly stated.
intensive
vague
demonstrative
interrogative pronouns
a word that takes the place of a noun or a group of words acting as a noun.
Some basic pronouns are: I, you, he, she, it, we, they
antecedent
Pronoun
the word the pronoun refers back to (prefix ante-= before)
personal
indefinite
PRONOUN
antecedent
What is the case of the following pronoun?
Mary gave the gift to him.
subject case
object case
prepositional case
____________ is the noun that the pronoun refers to or replaces.
adverb
pronoun
antecedent
objective case
__________ is a word that takes the place of a noun in a sentence.
adjective
pronoun
antecedent
subject
