#GRAMMAR 2.1 PRACTICE (due date: Wednesday, November 16)

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DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the personal pronoun in each sentence. (25 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.

2. Determine if the pronoun is a subject pronoun or an object pronoun. (25 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.

Sentence #1: They have a black and white cat named Max.

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Pronoun: They have a black and white cat named Max.

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Type: They have a black and white cat named Max.

Sentence #2: The Rangers beat us four to nothing.

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Pronoun: The Rangers beat us four to nothing.

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Type: The Rangers beat us four to nothing.

Sentence #3: You might see David and Jeremy at the carnival.

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Pronoun: You might see David and Jeremy at the carnival.

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Type: You might see David and Jeremy at the carnival.

Sentence #4: Is he the main character in the book?

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Pronoun: Is he the main character in the book?

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Type: Is he the main character in the book?

Sentence #5: Did Mr. Rodriguez send you the brochure?

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Pronoun: Did Mr. Rodriguez send you the brochure?

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Type: Did Mr. Rodriguez send you the brochure?

Sentence #6: Dana stood in line in front of her.

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Pronoun: Dana stood in line in front of her.

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Type: Dana stood in line in front of her.

Sentence #7: We gave the first report.

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Pronoun: We gave the first report.

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Type: We gave the first report.

Sentence #8: The teacher gave them a B plus.

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Pronoun: The teacher gave them a B plus.

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Type: The teacher gave them a B plus.

Sentence #9: Are you going to the volleyball game?

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Pronoun: Are you going to the volleyball game?

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Type: Are you going to the volleyball game?

Sentence #10: When training a dog, always speak gently but firmly to it.

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Pronoun: When training a dog, always speak gently but firmly to it.

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Type: When training a dog, always speak gently but firmly to it.

Sentence #11: She thought the geology museum was fascinating.

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Pronoun: She thought the geology museum was fascinating.

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Type: She thought the geology museum was fascinating.

Sentence #12: I can’t remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.

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Pronoun: I can’t remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.

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Type: I can’t remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.

Sentence #13: Just give us a chance!

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Pronoun: Just give us a chance!

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Type: Just give us a chance!

Sentence #14: Darren saw him at the youth group meeting.

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Pronoun: Darren saw him at the youth group meeting.

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Type: Darren saw him at the youth group meeting.

Sentence #15: Raquel has the flu and is taking medication for it.

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Pronoun: Raquel has the flu and is taking medication for it.

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Type: Raquel has the flu and is taking medication for it.

Sentence #16: Does it include batteries or should Mom buy some?

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Pronoun: Does it include batteries or should Mom buy some?

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Type: Does it include batteries or should Mom buy some?

Sentence #17: We went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving.

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Pronoun: We went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving.

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Type: We went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving.

Sentence #18: Were they interested in buying a magazine subscription?

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Pronoun: Were they interested in buying a magazine subscription?

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Type: Were they interested in buying a magazine subscription?

Sentence #19: Angela is coming to the dance with me.

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Pronoun: Angela is coming to the dance with me.

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Type: Angela is coming to the dance with me.

Sentence #20: It slowly stalked the rabbit out in the field.

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Pronoun: It slowly stalked the rabbit out in the field.

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Type: It slowly stalked the rabbit out in the field.

Sentence #21: The Lions Club donated it to our school.

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Pronoun: The Lions Club donated it to our school.

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Type: The Lions Club donated it to our school.

Sentence #22: It became clear that Robby had missed the bus.

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Pronoun: It became clear that Robby had missed the bus.

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Type: It became clear that Robby had missed the bus.

Sentence #23: Jasmine came with me to the park.

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Pronoun: Jasmine came with me to the park.

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Type: Jasmine came with me to the park.

Sentence #24: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they had a great time.

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Pronoun: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they had a great time.

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Type: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they had a great time.

Sentence #25: When the mouse ran out of the hole in the stump, the eagle saw it.

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Pronoun: When the mouse ran out of the hole in the stump, the eagle saw it.

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Pronoun: They have a black and white cat named Max.

Type: They have a black and white cat named Max.

Pronoun: The Rangers beat us four to nothing.

Type: The Rangers beat us four to nothing.

Pronoun: You might see David and Jeremy at the carnival.

Type: You might see David and Jeremy at the carnival.

Pronoun: Is he the main character in the book?

Type: Is he the main character in the book?

Pronoun: Did Mr. Rodriguez send you the brochure?

Type: Did Mr. Rodriguez send you the brochure?

Pronoun: Dana stood in line in front of her.

Type: Dana stood in line in front of her.

Pronoun: We gave the first report.

Type: We gave the first report.

Pronoun: The teacher gave them a B plus.

Type: The teacher gave them a B plus.

Pronoun: Are you going to the volleyball game?

Type: Are you going to the volleyball game?

Pronoun: When training a dog, always speak gently but firmly to it.

Type: When training a dog, always speak gently but firmly to it.

Pronoun: She thought the geology museum was fascinating.

Type: She thought the geology museum was fascinating.

Pronoun: I can’t remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.

Type: I can’t remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.

Pronoun: Just give us a chance!

Type: Just give us a chance!

Pronoun: Darren saw him at the youth group meeting.

Type: Darren saw him at the youth group meeting.

Pronoun: Raquel has the flu and is taking medication for it.

Type: Raquel has the flu and is taking medication for it.

Pronoun: Does it include batteries or should Mom buy some?

Type: Does it include batteries or should Mom buy some?

Pronoun: We went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving.

Type: We went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving.

Pronoun: Were they interested in buying a magazine subscription?

Type: Were they interested in buying a magazine subscription?

Pronoun: Angela is coming to the dance with me.

Type: Angela is coming to the dance with me.

Pronoun: It slowly stalked the rabbit out in the field.

Type: It slowly stalked the rabbit out in the field.

Pronoun: The Lions Club donated it to our school.

Type: The Lions Club donated it to our school.

Pronoun: It became clear that Robby had missed the bus.

Type: It became clear that Robby had missed the bus.

Pronoun: Jasmine came with me to the park.

Type: Jasmine came with me to the park.

Pronoun: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they had a great time.

Type: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they had a great time.

Pronoun: When the mouse ran out of the hole in the stump, the eagle saw it.

Type: When the mouse ran out of the hole in the stump, the eagle saw it.