Pronouns quiz Flashcards

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Relative pronoun

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a pronoun used to introduce a relative clause — a clause that gives further information about the preceding noun or noun phrase

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2
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common relative pronouns

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which, that, who, and whom

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3
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intensive pronoun

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a word ending in -self or -selves that is used in combination with a noun or pronoun to place special emphasis on it

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Common intensive pronouns

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myself, herself, himself, ourselves

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indefinite pronouns

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a pronoun that does not refer to any person, amount, or thing in particular

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common indefinite pronouns

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anything, something, anyone, everyone

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possessive pronoun

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a pronoun indicating possession

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possessive pronoun examples

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mine, yours, hers, theirs

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interrogative pronoun

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having or conveying the force of a question

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10
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interrogative pronoun examples

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How or what

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11
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personal pronoun

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a short word we use as a simple substitute for the proper name of a person

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personal pronoun examples

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I, you, he, she, it, we, me, him, her, us, them

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demonstrative pronoun

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a word used to stand in for a noun

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14
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demonstrative pronoun examples

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this, that, these, and those

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reflexive pronoun

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refer back to a person or thing

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reflexive pronoun examples

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myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves and themselves

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What is the difference between intensive pronouns and reflexive

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A reflexive pronoun reflects back on the subject of the sentence while an intensive pronoun adds emphasis or intensity to a noun

18
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Drew decided to treat himself to a fancy dinner.

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Reflexive : himself

19
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Jonathan built the shed in the backyard all by himself.

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Intensive - himself

20
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I really liked the book that you gave me.

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relative : that

21
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We can write the paper ​ourselves​.

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intensive : ourselves

22
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You can ask ​anyone ​about this.

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indefinite : anyone

23
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The box of toys is in ​its ​place.

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possessive : ownership : Its

24
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Who ​sings this song?

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Interrogative : question

25
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The veterinarian brought the small puppy to ​him​.

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personal : no ownership : him

26
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I want to exchange these for ​those​.

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demonstrative : those

27
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He wanted to kick ​ himself ​for making that ridiculous comment.

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reflexive : Himself

28
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He wanted to kick ​ himself ​for making that ridiculous comment.

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reflexive : himself

29
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My brother Mike, ​who ​lives in Florida, will be here any minute.

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relative : who

30
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Can you believe that Suzie did all of this work ​herself​?

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intensive : herself

31
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We treated ​ourselves ​to a night on the town.

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reflexive : ourselves

32
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When ​they ​saw us, the lions began roaring.

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Personal : they

33
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My car is slow; ​hers ​is much faster.

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possessive : hers