Noun and Pronoun Identification

The cat sat on the mat.

• The dog sat on the mat.

• The cat sat on the mat.

• The cat ran on the mat.

• The cat sat on the chair.

She is going to the store.

• She is going to the park.

• She is going to the store.

• She is going to the school.

• She is going to the beach.

He plays basketball every day.

• She plays basketball every day.

• They play basketball every day.

• The person plays basketball every day.

• He plays soccer every day.

The dog chased its tail.

• Subject - dog, Verb - chased, Object - tail

• Subject - cat, Verb - chased, Object - tail

• Subject - dog, Verb - barked, Object - tail

• Subject - dog, Verb - chased, Object - ear

They are coming to the party.

• They are going on vacation.

• They are coming to the party.

• They are staying home.

• They are going to the movies.

My sister loves to read.

• My sister loves to read.

• My sister loves to cook.

• My sister hates to read.

• My sister loves to watch TV.

The sun is shining brightly.

• It is a statement describing the rainy weather.

• It is a statement describing the current weather condition.

• It is a command to turn off the lights.

• It is a question about the moon.

I have a red car.

• I have a green car.

• I have a yellow car.

• I have a blue car.

• I have a red car.

She gave me a present.

• She gave me a present.

• She presented me with a gift.

• She gifted me something.

• She gave me a gift.

The flowers bloomed in spring.

• Spring

• Autumn

• Winter

• Summer