Pronouns Lesson

What is the difference between singular and plural pronouns?

• Singular pronouns refer to groups, while plural pronouns refer to individuals.

• Both singular and plural pronouns can refer to one entity.

• Singular pronouns indicate one entity, whereas plural pronouns indicate multiple entities.

• Singular pronouns are used in questions, while plural pronouns are used in statements.

Provide a sentence using a personal pronoun correctly.

• He enjoys cooking dinner.

• They are going to the store.

• She loves to play soccer.

• I enjoy reading books.

What pronoun would you use for a group of people?

• they

• she

• we

• he

Give an example of a possessive pronoun.

• his

• her

• yours

• their

Fill in the blank: This is my book. It is ___ (possessive pronoun).

• mine

• theirs

• yours

• his

Change the sentence to use a pronoun: The dog chased the cat. The dog caught the cat.

• He chased her. He caught her.

• It chased it. It caught it.

• The cat chased the dog. The cat caught the dog.

• They chased the cat. They caught the cat.

What is the reflexive pronoun in this sentence: They taught themselves a new skill?

• they

• themselves

• themselves

• their

• them

How do pronouns improve sentence flow?

• Pronouns improve sentence flow by reducing repetition and creating smoother connections between ideas.

• Pronouns make sentences longer and more complex.

• Pronouns eliminate the need for nouns entirely.

• Pronouns are only used in questions and not in statements.

Identify the correct pronoun: Neither of the boys brought ___ (his/their) lunch.

• their

• her

• his

• its

What is a pronoun?

• A word that replaces a noun

• A word that describes a noun

• A word that modifies a verb

• A word that connects clauses