Lesson 35- Other Pronouns

Question 1

Name all 4 types of “Other Pronouns”.

Answer 1

Interrogative, Demonstrative, Indefinite, Reflective

Question 2

Def. of Interrogative Pronouns

Answer 2

used to ask about someone or something of unknown identity

Question 3

Example of Interrogative Pronouns

Answer 3

who, whom, whose, which, what

Question 4

Purpose of Interrogative Pronouns

Answer 4

Subject, Direct Object, Indirect Object, Object of the Preposition

Question 5

Def. of Demonstrative Pronouns

Answer 5

point out specific persons or things

Question 6

Example of Demonstrative Pronouns

Answer 6

this, these (nearby), that, those (further away)

Question 7

Purpose of Demonstrative Pronouns

Answer 7

used in place of nouns and sometimes as adjectives

Question 8

Def. of Indefinite Pronouns

Answer 8

used to refer to classes or various numbers of persons or things but not anyone particular

Question 9

Know 7 examples of Indefinite Pronouns.

Answer 9

all, anyone, anything, anybody, everything, everyone, everybody

Question 10

Purpose of Indefinite Pronouns

Answer 10

• Individuals of a class taken separately: each, neither, either - Number or quantity: all, any, both, few, many, much, several, some, one, none - Replace a noun: Example: All were present. - Adjective: each boy, several ducks

Question 11

Def. of Reflective Pronouns

Answer 11

takes the place of a subject of the sentence or clause

Question 12

Example of Reflective Pronouns

Answer 12

add the suffix: - self, - selves

Question 13

Purpose of Reflective Pronouns

Answer 13

• used for emphasis: Example: I myself have seen it. - Objective case (DO, IO, OP): Example: Love thy neighbor as thyself.