Pronouns Question Preview (ID: 17545)

a) We took the map out of the case.

b) Charlie took the bike to the fair.

c) Barbara has many cats.

d) Grammar is a very difficult class.

a) Mrs. Stewart teaches everyday.

b) St. Michael school is in Livermore.

c) The students took turns using it.

d) The parents are very supportive of the school.

a) Marty Mcfly is a fictional character in a movie.

b) We've taken his class before, and it is a challenge.

c) Algebra has many different equations.

d) I own this movie, and you are not getting it back.

a) What is your favorite food?

b) I like ketchup on it as well.

c) Can you buy me some extra large fries?

d) Is that my soda you just drank from?

a) Why is there a muddy bootprint on my couch?

b) To whom do these dirty pants belong?

c) Whose socks are laying on the floor?

d) Those are some lovely shoes you have there.

a) The children spilled icecream all over themselves.

b) My mother herself made that cake.

c) The clown himself blew up the ballons with a pump.

d) The kids can play in the bouncy house themselves.

a) His father built himself a boat.

b) Amy kicked herself in the shin on accident.

c) I bit myself while chewing to fast.

d) The pony itself was a champion.

a) It is a word that takes place of a subject in a sentence.

b) It is a word that replaces a verb in the sentence.

c) It is a word that replaces the object of a sentence.

d) It receives the action of a sentence.

a) It is a pronoun that receives the action of the sentence.

b) It is the subject of a class.

c) It is a flavor of ice cream.

d) It is a pronoun that shows ownership.

a) Reflexsive pronouns perform an action onto themselves, intensive pronouns emphasize a point.

b) Reflexsive pronouns don't make sense when used as an object, intensive pronouns are always verbs.

c) Reflexsive pronouns ask questions, intensive pronouns show ownership.

d) Reflexsive pronouns end in -self, intensive pronouns end in -selves.