True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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B.10
A personal pronoun refers to people or things.
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2.
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B.10
An object pronoun is used as the subject of a sentence.
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3.
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B.10
An example of a object pronoun is “me.”
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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4.
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B.10
“Matt and Mark ran themselves ragged.”
What is the reflexive or intensive pronoun in this
sentence? a. | and
| c. | themselves | b. | ran | d. | ragged | | | | |
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5.
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B.10
“Matt and Mark ran themselves ragged.”
Is the pronoun reflexive or intensive?
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6.
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C.10
Which of the below words is an incorrect version of a reflexive and intensive
pronoun? a. | himself | c. | themselves | b. | hersself | d. | ourselves | | | | |
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7.
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B.10
“I wonder when Hansel and Grettel are going to get back from their adventure into the
forest.”
What/who does the antecedent refer to in this
excerpt? a. | The
speaker | c. | Hansel and
Grettel | b. | the adventure | d. | This excerpt lacks an antecedent. | | | | |
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8.
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C.10
“_____ brother is funny.” a. | Yours | c. | Theirs | b. | Ours | d. | Your | | | | |
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9.
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C.10
“Did David catch the ball?”
How do you know what type of pronoun is in this
sentence? a. | The pronoun is
used as the object of the verb which indicates that the pronoun is a object
pronoun. | d. | Both B and
C | b. | The pronoun is
used as the subject of the sentence which indicates that the pronoun is a subject
pronoun. | e. | This sentence
lacks a pronoun. | c. | The pronoun refers to someone or something which indicates that
it is a personal pronoun.
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10.
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C.10
“To ______ do I write this check to?”
How do you know which interrogative pronoun to use? a. | The person
receiving the check is the subject of the sentence and thus you use
“who.” | c. | You do not use
an interrogative pronoun in the sentence. | b. | The person receiving the check is the object of the verb and
thus you use “whom.” | | | | |
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