Words like each, someone, and either are called ___ pronouns.

Indefinite pronouns can be ____.

A ___ or ____ between the subject and verb does not affect the number of the subject.

A compound subject joined by and is almost always ____ and should take a ____ verb.

The words each or every in front of a compound subject make the subject ____.

A compound subject connected with or/nor should agree with the subject ___ to the verb.

Neither...nor, either...or, and Not only...but also are called ___. When subjects are joined by them, those subjects should agree with the one ___ to the verb.

Inverted subjects are ___ and should always agree with the verb.

Words such as team, family, and group are called ___ nouns are usually singular.

Titles of movies, books, songs, organizations, etc. are always ___ and should take a ___ verb.

Nouns like scissors and jeans are considered ___.

Nouns like mumps and dollars are considered ___.

A pronoun is a word that ___.

An antecedent is a(n) ___.

A ___ noun should be replaced with a ___ pronoun.

A ___ or ___ between the antecedent and pronoun does not change the number of the antecedent.

Words such as all, many, and some are called ___ and can be antecedents.

Compound antecedents joined by and should take a ___ pronoun.

Putting the word each or every in front of a compound antecedent makes it ___.

Compound antecedents joined by or/nor take a pronoun that agrees with the antecedent ___ to the pronoun.

Collective nouns like team, class, or committee are usually replaced by a ___ pronoun.

Organizations like Endeavor Charter School or Tito's Taco Palace are considered ___ and should be replace by a ___ pronoun.

Nouns such as scissors or shorts are considered ___ and should be replace by a ___ pronoun.

Nouns such as civics or news are considered ___ and should be replaced by a ___ pronoun.