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1
Select two demonstrative pronouns used to point out
something nearby
That
Which
These
This
2
Which contains 1 singular pronoun & 1 plural pronoun?
She invited him to the dance.
It is tickling me.
They drove us to the airport.
We helped her prepare dinner.
3
Fill in the blank: She has acted in a movie _____ name I don’t remember.
Whose
Which
What
4
In which sentence does the pronoun match its antecedent?
When Mrs. Parker works, he hums.
Andy was hungry, so they made dinner.
The dog ran, and it caught the ball.
The salsa is spicy, but Julia likes them.
5
Am, Is, Was, Were, and _______ are the 5 linking verbs
What
And
Are
Where
6
In which sentence is an interrogative pronoun bolded?
I’m not sure which road we should take.
I heard that path is better.
Who will be on these paths?
What do you think of that?
7
In which sentence would “them” replace the bold word(s)?
I visited my grandparents last week.
Mr. Sanchez pays John a weekly allowance.
Jack and Jim invited Lisa to the party.
Teresa gave the dog a bone.
8
Which sentence’s subject complement is a first-person singular pronoun?
The loudest singers are they.
The hosts of the party are we.
The person behind the mask is I.
The best musician is he.
9
Which refers to a thing that is near?
Please pass those to him.
That is the hat I like best.
None of these!
Dylan hides his money in this.
10
If you can replace who/whom with "HIM" in a sentence and it works.... which one should you use?
I don't know
Whom
I really don't know
Who
11
Which sentence has the antecedent of the pronoun in
bold?
Brandi likes muffins with raisins in them.
Ivan typed his report and then edited it.
Shelly likes almonds, but she loves peanuts.
The girls were hungry, so they ate a snack.
12
If you can replace who/whom with "HE" in a sentence and it works.... which one should you use?
Who
Whom
I'm really not sure
I'm not sure
13
Which sentences use “whom”
incorrectly?
Whom wrote the letter?
Whom pulled that prank earlier?
A teacher, whom I think is a genius, found the note.
I need a friend whom I can trust.
14
Which correctly uses a pronoun as a subject complement?
The students who forget their homework are them.
The principal of the school is she.
The person who sings best is him.
The winner of the spelling bee was me.
15
Name the two demonstrative pronouns used to point out something further away
That
These
Those
These
16
Which sentence contains a
possessive
pronoun?
Your room is clean and neat.
His is a drawing of a plane.
They are speaking in Japanese.
James offered her a ride to school.
17
Which sentence correctly uses a pronoun as a subject complement?
It was her who helped the customer.
The fastest runners are Marcus and me.
The last student to arrive was him.
The organizers of the conference are they.
18
Select the interrogative pronouns:
Who
What
When
Where
19
Which sentence refers to multiple things that are far?
These are the muffins I made.
That is my father's laptop.
This is an old video store.
Those are the shoes Juan likes.
20
Which contains a 3rd person pronoun?
Have you eaten lunch yet?
I am tying my book report.
Helen told them a funny story.
Nate showed us his coins.
21
Which sentence contains a
possessive
pronoun?
Steve's locker is next to hers.
Did you read her story?
Your dog is barking at a cat.
I left my phone at Jeff's house.
22
Which sentence contains two singular pronouns?
She gave them movie tickets.
He asked us for a ride to school.
I saw him at the store.
They are sitting with us.
23
T/F: this is the order correct for sub comps- sub / linking verb / sub comp
False
True
24
What is the antecedent? "Ben grew up in California, but he spent most of his life in Florida."
Ben
California
Florida
he
25
What is a subject complement? What does it do?
Another word for the subject
Something Ms. Farina wants us to remember
Renames the subject of a sentence & follows a linking verb
It renames the subject in a sentence and follows a verb
