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Pronouns Beginner Quiz

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Quick true/false on pronouns and possessives

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Pronouns Beginner Quiz
 

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Quick true/false on pronouns and possessives

by Andrea
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I and me are both subject pronouns.

2

Hers is used before a noun to show possession.

3

We use 'their' as a possessive determiner for plural nouns.

4

The possessive determiner 'my' comes before a noun.

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The possessive pronoun 'mine' can stand alone (without a noun).

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The pronoun 'I' is used as the subject of a sentence.

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My is a possessive pronoun that can stand alone.

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Her is a possessive pronoun used before a noun.

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Its is a possessive pronoun used as a stand-alone pronoun.

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I, you, he, she, it, we, they are subject pronouns.

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