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Pronouns Practice
Identify the Pronoun Case
Identify the case of the boldfaced pronouns in each of the sentences.
- Marcy had obviously forgotten when her term report was due.
- I wore the weirdest vampire costume to the Halloween party.
- "It is really none of my business," he mumbled.
- She likes their fruit salad best.
- It was supposed to rain again; the weather has been dreary lately.
- Kenneth turned the corner recklessly in his new car and scratched it.
- The squirrel balanced itself on the tree branch high above me.
- Riley took his book and placed it on the table next to him.
- He applied for a credit card online today and they approved him.
- Liza had to buy herself a new pair of glasses because her sister accidentally sat on them and broke them.
Demonstrative, Relative, Indefinite or Interrogative
Determine whether the boldfaced pronoun is demonstrative, relative, indefinite, or interrogative.
- No one is supposed to be going.
- That is the best idea I've heard all day.
- The supervisor gave her the Monroe account that needed immediate attention.
- Whose idea was it to paint the deck red?
- Chris told me that somebody saw someone on your bike.
- It was Greg who called our house at two o'clock this morning.
- If no one helps anybody, then what is the point of continuing?
- What can I say? I planned this from the get-go.
- Ever since last year, few have stayed on, except for Charlie.
- They played the team that had a horrible losing streak, and lost.
Answers
- her: possessive
- I: subjective
- It: subjective
- She: subjective; their: objective
- It: subjective
- his: possessive; it: objective
- itself: reflexive; me: objective
- his: possessive; it: objective; him: objective
- He: subjective; they: subjective; him: objective
- herself: reflexive; her: possessive; them, them: objective
- No one: indefinite
- That: demonstrative
- that: relative
- Whose: interrogative
- somebody: indefinite; someone: indefinite
- who: relative
- no one: indefinite; anybody: indefinite
- What: interrogative; this: demonstrative
- few: indefinite
- that: relative
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