
Indefinite Pronouns
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Courtney Welniak
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Parts of Speech Overview: Pronouns
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Personal, Reflexive, Intensive, Interrogative, Relative, and Demonstrative Pronouns
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the personal pronoun.
My grandparents live in London.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the personal pronoun.
What can
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
The student composed the poem himself.
intensive
reflexive
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Multiple Select
My niece herself researched the topic.
intensive
reflexive
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Multiple Choice
myself
herself
itself
himself
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Multiple Choice
Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:
The light bulb, which has been flickering for a few days, finally burned out.
Demonstrative
Relative
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Multiple Choice
Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:
The only student that could complete the obstacle course was Sophia.
Demonstrative
Relative
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Multiple Choice
Identify these pronouns as Relative or Demonstrative:
We have to choose between these, and the ones we looked at yesterday.
Demonstrative
Relative
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Multiple Choice
What type of pronoun is the underlined word?
Who will take us to the park tomorrow?
interrogative
demonstrative
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Refer to one or more persons, places, ideas, or things that may or may not be specifically named
Examples:
Angelo has everything he will need to go rock climbing.
Is anyone at home?
Most of the birds had already flown south for the winter.
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all | each | most | one |
another | either | much | other |
any | everyone | neither | several |
anybody | everything | nobody | some |
anyone | few | none | somebody |
anything | many | no one | something |
both | more | nothing | such |
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Multiple Choice
Is there ______ to do here?
everything
anything
somewhere
anywhere
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Multiple Choice
I don't understand this lesson and I don't have ______ to teach me yet.
anyone
everyone
someone
something
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Multiple Choice
I think there is ______ in the water.
anyone
everyone
anything
something
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Indefinite Pronouns #1-20
Parts of Speech Overview: Pronouns
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