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Pronouns & Antecedents Challenge

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Fun quiz on pronouns & their antecedents

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Fun quiz on pronouns & their antecedents

by Delony Hamilton
1

In 'The dog wagged its tail because it was happy', 'it' refers to the dog.

2

A pronoun must always be after its antecedent.

3

The pronoun 'they' has a singular antecedent.

4

The pronoun 'who' is a possessive pronoun.

5

Reflexive pronouns like herself or himself must have an antecedent in the same clause.

6

The possessive pronoun 'yours' cannot replace a noun.

7

In 'The students finished their homework, and they celebrated', 'they' refers to the students.

8

An antecedent can be a verb.

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A pronoun's antecedent is the noun phrase that the pronoun stands for.

10

In the sentence 'Sara said she would help', 'she' refers to Sara.

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