8TH: Test #7 Review

Which possessive case pronoun is functioning like a pronoun?: That is their project beside his on the desk.

Choose correct noun usage: Whatever is the reason for this, Shiloh?

Choose the correct pronoun: (Them, They) protected the geese as they crossed the busy street.

Choose the correct pronoun: My friends and (I, me) are going to the mall.

Choose the antecedent of the pronoun: The book has proven it is useful.

Identify the pronoun usage: She sat in front of him.

Choose correct noun usage: Tyler gave Amelia a card for her birthday.

Choose correct noun usage: The dog licked the bowl clean.

Choose correct noun usage: April, did you know that William Shakespeare wrote the play Midsummer Night's Dream?

Capitalization: Van Gogh painted with his Left hand, but wrote only with his right hand.

Identify the pronoun usage: Mr. Smith and he are going to volunteer at the homeless shelter.

Identify the pronoun usage: They sent them a Christmas gift in the mail.

Identify the pronoun usage: The founder of the company is he.

Choose correct noun usage: Timothy, are you going to watch the movie later?

Choose the correct verb: Steve wants to draw as well as (he, him).

Choose the correct verb: She (were, was) going to the store to buy milk.

Choose the correct pronoun: Stella and (she, her) are growing flowers.

Identify the pronoun usage: To whom was the Christmas gift sent?

Demonstrative pronouns point out the person or thing.

Identify the pronoun usage: Sheila sings better than I.

Which possessive case pronoun is functioning like a adjective?: That is their project beside his on the desk.

An pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun.

Choose the antecedent of the pronoun: Zach knows that his academics must come before playing sports.

Identify the pronoun usage: The children played the game Monopoly.

Personal pronouns refer to the speaker, the person spoken to, and the person spoken about.

A relative pronoun points out the person or thing.

Choose the antecedent of the pronoun: Natalie broke her wrist in an accident.

Intensive pronouns are combined with -selves and -self.

Choose correct noun usage: For several reasons, the play will not be able to be performed.

Choose the correct pronoun: (He, Him) wanted to go to the store with Sally.

Choose the antecedent of the pronoun: Sheila is confident that she will be able to fulfill her task.

Identify the pronoun usage: The students - Lyla, Fiona, and she - study everyday after school together.

Choose correct noun usage: She wants a puppy for her birthday.

Choose the correct verb: There (is, are) several reasons to cancel school.

Interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions.

Choose the correct verb: Some of the students (was, were) asking the teacher for help.

Choose the correct pronoun: (We, Us) are going to the movies later.

Choose correct noun usage: The necklace was a perfect fit.

Choose correct noun usage: He wanted an Playstation V for his birthday.

Capitalization: Did you enjoy the play "MidSummer Night's Dream" by William Shakespeare?

Choose correct noun usage: The man was an actor as a side job.

Which is a demonstrative pronoun: That is their project beside his on the desk.

Indefinite pronouns do not definitely point out persons/things and do not usually have antecedents.

Choose the correct pronoun: They recieved a gift from (she, her) and Abigail.

Choose the correct verb: Can you (lie, lay) this out to dry in the sun?

Choose the correct pronoun: The teacher spoke with (we, us) students about our behavior.

Choose the correct verb: Many markers (is, are) beginning to run dry.

Choose the correct verb: Sheila is the one (whom, who) Debbie asked the favor.

Identify the pronoun usage: Us children should be studying for our test.

Identify the pronoun usage: The loss of the game bothered him more than them.

Choose the correct verb: Each of the children (was, were) wanting a gift for Christmas.

Choose the correct verb: The students (should learn, should teach) how to do math.