Pronoun Mastery: Relative, Intensive, Demonstrative, Reflexive, Indefinite

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Pronoun Mastery: Relative, Intensive, Demonstrative, Reflexive, Indefinite


Pronoun Mastery: Relative, Intensive, Demonstrative, Reflexive, IndefiniteVersión en línea Pronoun types and usage por mary ann go 1 1) Which word is a relative pronoun? a how b who c that d where 2 2) Which sentence uses a relative pronoun correctly? a The book that I read was long. b That I read the book was long. c The book which I read was long. d The book who I read was long. 3 3) Which sentence shows an intensive pronoun correctly? a I myself will go to the meeting. b I will go to the meeting myselfs. c I will myself go to the meeting. d Myself I will go to the meeting. 4 4) Which word is a demonstrative pronoun? a thus b therefore c this d there 5 5) Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun correctly as an object? a She herself taught to play the piano. b She taught herself to play the piano. c She taught to play the piano herself. d She herself played the piano. 6 6) Identify an indefinite pronoun. a book b someone c John d these 7 7) Which sentence uses an intensive pronoun for emphasis? a The mayor herself announced the plan. b The mayor announced the plan herself. c The mayor announced the plan. d The plan itself was announced by the mayor. 8 8) Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun as a direct object? a They blamed themselves for the mistake. b They blamed them for the mistake. c They blamed each other for the mistake. d They blamed themselves for the mistake themselves. 9 9) Which word is a relative adverb rather than a relative pronoun? a that b which c where d who 10 10) Which sentence uses a demonstrative pronoun as a subject? a That coat is mine. b This is my coat. c These are my coats. d That is my coat. Feedback 1 Relative pronouns introduce clauses about nouns; 'who' refers to people. 2 Relative pronouns can be 'that' or 'which'. The best formal option is 'The book that I read was long.' 3 Intensive pronouns emphasize a noun and are not needed for grammar. 4 Demonstratives include this, that, these, those. 5 Reflexive pronouns reflect back to the subject and can be objects. 6 Indefinite pronouns refer to non-specific people or things. 7 Intensive pronouns add emphasis; placement is flexible but not essential to grammar. 8 Reflexive pronouns can function as objects referring back to the subject. 9 Relative adverbs introduce clauses with where, when, or why. 10 Demonstratives can function as pronouns standing in for nouns; 'That' can be a subject.

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Pronoun Mastery: Relative, Intensive, Demonstrative, Reflexive, IndefiniteVersión en línea

por mary ann go

1) Which word is a relative pronoun?

2) Which sentence uses a relative pronoun correctly?

3) Which sentence shows an intensive pronoun correctly?

4) Which word is a demonstrative pronoun?

5) Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun correctly as an object?

6) Identify an indefinite pronoun.

7) Which sentence uses an intensive pronoun for emphasis?

8) Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun as a direct object?

9) Which word is a relative adverb rather than a relative pronoun?

10) Which sentence uses a demonstrative pronoun as a subject?

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