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Pronouns Quiz

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Test your pronoun knowledge.

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Test your pronoun knowledge.

by Monicah
1

What is a subject pronoun?

Choose one or more answers

2

Which pronoun correctly completes: 'The team won because ___ practiced daily.'

3

Reflexive pronoun usage: 'She prepared dinner for ___.'

4

Possessive determiner vs possessive pronoun: 'That book is ___.'

5

Which is a nonbinary inclusive pronoun?

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Object pronoun usage: 'Please give the folder to ___.'

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Relative pronoun: 'The person ___ called is my teacher.'

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Demonstrative pronoun: '___ is my favorite.'

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Indefinite pronoun: '___ of the students passed.'

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Singular gender-neutral pronoun usage: 'Alex forgot ___ umbrella.'

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Subject pronouns act as the subject of a sentence.

Use the subject pronoun 'they' after 'because'.

Reflexive pronouns reflect back to the subject.

Before a noun, use possessive determiner like 'his'.

'They' can be used as a gender-neutral pronoun.

Use object pronouns after prepositions or verbs.

'Who' is the subject of the relative clause.

'This' can function as a demonstrative pronoun.

'Some' refers to an unspecified subset.

'Their' is commonly used as a gender-neutral singular pronoun.

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