subjectiveobjectivepossessive
subjectiveobjectivepossessive
subjectiveobjectivepossessive
the rainthe teamsthe game
the directorthe chorusthe class
Lee and Ileaving earlythe movie
Use the drop-down menus to identify whether each sentence contains a reflexive, intensive, or reciprocal pronoun.
reflexiveintensivereciprocal
reflexiveintensivereciprocal
yourselfone anotherourswe
A reciprocal pronoun is used because the two subjects of the sentence are the objects of the verb.A reflexive pronoun is used because the subject and direct object of the sentence are the same.An objective pronoun is used because the pronoun is replacing the noun acting as the object.A subjective pronoun is used because the pronoun is replacing the noun acting as the subject.
Which pronoun completes the sentence?I asked Diane if ____ would help me find the hat you lost yesterday.
What is the agreement error in this sentence?A lot of advice is available for people who want to form new habits for yourselves.
Which sentence would correct the shift in agreement?A lot of advice is available for people who want to form new habits for yourselves.
Which sentences have vague pronouns? Check all that apply.Maria worked with Josie to complete the project until she had to go home.The player is running with the ball and it is exciting.Javier has several board games but no one to play them with.Lydia met up with Olivia at the library after she finished her research.My film project is due tomorrow, and I just started it.
Which sentences correct the vague pronoun problem in the sentence that follows? Check all that apply.Maria worked with Josie to complete the project until she had to go home.Maria worked with Josie to complete the project until you had to go home.Maria worked with Josie to complete the project until Maria had to go home.Maria worked with Josie to complete the project until Josie had to go home.Josie worked with Maria to complete the project until she had to go home.Josie worked with Maria to complete the project until it had to go home.
reflexiveintensivereciprocal
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