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Pronouns Flashcards

1
Q

Four divisions of pronouns

A

Gender, number (singular or plural), person (point of view), and function

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2
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Three sentence structures

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S +P (LV) + PA/PN
S +P(AVt) + (IO)DO
S +P (AVi)

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3
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AVt

A

Transitive Verb

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4
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AVi

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Intransitive Verb- complete themselves

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5
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IO

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Identifies to or for whom the action of the verb is being performed

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6
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What completes a prepositional phrase

A

the object

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7
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Simple predicate

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Consists of only a verb, verb string, or compound verb

It is the action verb or linking verb

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Compound predicate

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two or more simple predicates connected

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Complete predicate

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Consists of the verb and all accompanying modifiers and other words.

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10
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Simple subject

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The subject of a sentence

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Compound subject

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Consists of two or more simple subjects connected

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Complete subject

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Consists of the simple subject and all the words that describe the subject

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13
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PA

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predicate adjective- follows/completes the predicate (a linking verb) and tells about the subject

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14
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PN

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predicate nominative- follows/completes the predicate (a linking verb) and tells us what the subject is by naming it

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15
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Subjective/Nominative (singular)
First
Second
Third

A

I
You
He, she/it

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16
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Objective (singular)
First
Second
Third

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Me
You
Him, Her/it

17
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Possessive (singular)
First
Second
Third

A

My, Mine
Your, Yours
His, Her
Hers/its

18
Q

Reflexive (singular)
First
Second
Third

A

Myself
Yourself
Himself/herself/itself

19
Q

Subjective/Nominative (plural)
First
Second
Third

A

We
You
They

20
Q

Objective (plural)
First
Second
Third

A

Us
You
Them

21
Q

Possessive (plural)
First
Second
Third

A

Our, Ours
Your, Yours
Their, Theirs

22
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Reflexive (plural)
First
Second
Third

A

Ourselves
Yourselves
Themselves

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