Pronoun I. Direction: Pick The Appropriate Pronoun by Choosing The Letters Below
Pronoun I. Direction: Pick The Appropriate Pronoun by Choosing The Letters Below
Pronoun I. Direction: Pick The Appropriate Pronoun by Choosing The Letters Below
d. interrogative
2. They didn't give themselves a chance to think before beginning the competition.
a. personal pronoun
b. relative pronoun
c. indefinite pronoun d. interrogative
pronoun e. reflexive pronoun f. demonstrative pronoun
3. The dog that bit her brother belongs to the man down the road.
a. personal pronoun
b. relative pronoun
c. indefinite pronoun
pronoun e. reflexive pronoun f. demonstrative pronoun
d. interrogative
d. interrogative
d. interrogative
6. The audience sat transfixed as the woman who had just won the award fell down the
stairs.
a. personal pronoun
b. relative pronoun
c. indefinite pronoun d. interrogative
pronoun e. reflexive pronoun f. demonstrative pronoun
7. Someone will need to finish doing the lunch dishes before Don fixes dinner.
a. personal pronoun
b. relative pronoun
c. indefinite pronoun d. interrogative
pronoun e. reflexive pronoun f. demonstrative pronoun
8. Have you been there before?
a. personal pronoun
b. relative pronoun
c. indefinite pronoun
pronoun e. reflexive pronoun f. demonstrative pronoun
d. interrogative
d. interrogative
10. Ted will choose where they going because either of the options works for Alicia.
a. personal pronoun
b. relative pronoun
c. indefinite pronoun d. interrogative
pronoun e. reflexive pronoun
III. Direction: Underline the pronoun in the paragraph.
I went on another trip last week. Few have visited the park I saw, because
everyone visits Yellowstone. I saw something moving in the woods, but could not see it
clearly. Then there was more movement and everybody saw it. Either could have been
a bear or both were just the wind. Nobody could figure it out, but we had many guesses.
The scenery there was gorgeous; one could see for miles. Anybody would love that one
view of the valley because nothing is more beautiful.
Verb
I. Direction: underline the correct verb which agrees to the subject.
1. Each of the family members (has, have) one vote.
2. One of the boys (eat, eats) pizza every week.
3. Both of the answers (is, are) correct.
4. A few of the staff (was, were) gone today.
5. All of the animals (run, runs) when they are scared.
6. Someone (has, have) his own thoughts.
7. Much (has, have) happened since high school.
8. You know that others (has, have) tried this.
9. We can begin since everybody (has, have) arrived.
10. Less (is, are) usually the way to go.
II. Direction: continue the sentence by putting, could, should/ought to, shall, will, might,
can, may
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10
III.
present
Past
future
cooked
dug
drove
write
given