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- 1. Multiple ChoiceHe, she, we, It, they, you, we, and who
are all examples of what types of pronouns?indefinitepossessiveobjectsubject - 2. Multiple Choiceus, them, me, him, her, you, it, and whom
are all examples of this type of pronounsobject pronounssubject pronounspossessive pronounsreflexive pronouns - 3. Multiple Choicemyself, himself, herself, ourselves, yourself, yourselves, themselves, itself
are all types of what kind of pronouns?possessive pronounsreflexive pronounsobject pronounsindefinite pronouns - 4. Multiple Choicemine, yours, hers, his, ours, theirs, its, and whose
are all what types of pronouns?indefinite pronounssubject pronounsobject pronounspossessive pronouns - 5. Multiple Choiceall, none, some, several, few, most, someone, somebody, anything, anyone, everyone, everything,
nobody, nothing
are all examples of what type of pronouns?indefinite pronounspossessive pronounssubject pronounsobject pronouns - 6. Multiple ChoiceMe and my mom went to the store.
The pronoun in blue is incorrect. What would be the correct choice in order to have the same meaning?himherIthem - 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat type of pronouns is highlighted in blue?
They went to Florida over spring break.subject pronounobject pronounpossessive pronounreflexive pronoun - 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat type of pronoun is highlighted in blue?
Marissa quietly congratulated herself on a job well done.object pronounreflexive pronounsubject pronounspossessive pronoun - 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat type of pronoun is highlighted in blue?
Michael's grandparents were very proud of him for graduating with an Honor's diploma.subject pronounpossessive pronounsobject pronounreflexive pronoun - 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat type of pronoun is highlighted in blue?
She and Marshall received perfect scores on the English test.object pronounpossessive pronounreflexive pronounsubject pronouns - 11. Multiple ChoiceWhat type of pronoun is highlighted in red?
The twins had to give their dog a bath after it rolled in the mud puddle?object pronounpossessive pronounreflexive pronounsubject pronouns - 12. Multiple ChoiceHer and her younger brother picked out their new puppy together.
The pronoun in blue should be changed to what other pronoun and still keep the meaning of the sentence?himsheweherself - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags