Question 1

Pronoun

Accepted Answer

takes the place of a noun or refers to a specific noun

Question 2

What is the role of a pronoun in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

as subject, object, or possessive

Question 3

Examples of Subject Pronouns:

Accepted Answer

I, you, she, they

Question 4

Examples of Object Pronouns:

Accepted Answer

me, you, her, them

Question 5

Examples of Possessive Pronouns:

Accepted Answer

-my, mine
-your, yours
-her, hers
-their, theirs

Question 6

In a simple sentence, where can subject pronouns be found?

Accepted Answer

before the verb

Question 7

In a simple sentence, where can object pronouns be found?

Accepted Answer

after the verb

Question 8

In a simple sentence, what do possessive pronouns show?

Accepted Answer

ownership

Question 9

Relative Pronouns

Accepted Answer

connect a clause to a noun or pronoun

Question 10

Examples of Relative Pronouns:

Accepted Answer

who, whom, whoever, whose, that, which

Question 11

Other Examples of Pronouns:

Accepted Answer

this, that, what, anyone, everything, something

Question 12

Pronouns can sometimes refer to what?

Accepted Answer

general or unspecified things

Question 13

What is the purpose of a pronoun?

Accepted Answer

to replace a noun

Question 14

Antecedent:

Accepted Answer

The word, phrase, or clause that a pronoun refers to or replaces in a sentence.

Question 15

What Is Antecedent Agreement?

Accepted Answer

A pronoun must agree in gender and number with the antecedent it refers to

Question 16

Which pronouns replace singular nouns?

Accepted Answer

I, you, he, she, and it.

Question 17

Which pronouns replace plural nouns?

Accepted Answer

You, we, and they.

Question 18

What type of nouns do the pronouns he, she, and it replace?

Accepted Answer

Masculine (he), feminine (she), and neutral (it) nouns.