#GRAMMAR 2.2 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, November 17)

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#GRAMMAR 2.2 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, November 17)

Last updated almost 3 years ago

48 questions

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?
REDO CODE: ST9SDF

PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the subject pronoun in each sentence. (24 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.

2. Determine the function of the subject pronoun. (24 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
          *There are exactly SIX of each type. 
          *Look at the underlined word(s) to help determine its function.

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

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

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Sentence #2: He was the one who gave her a bouquet.

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Pronoun: He was the one who gave her a bouquet.

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

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

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Sentence #4: The main character in the book is he.

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Pronoun: The main character in the book is he.

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Sentence #5: We gave the first report.

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Pronoun: We gave the first report.

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Sentence #6: You are going to the volleyball game.

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Pronoun: You are going to the volleyball game.

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Sentence #7: Kelsey, Brooke, and she thought the geology museum was fascinating.

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Pronoun: Kelsey, Brooke, and she thought the geology museum was fascinating.

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Sentence #8: I can not remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.

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

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Sentence #9: The toy that includes batteries is it.

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Pronoun: The toy that includes batteries is it.

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Sentence #10: The people that went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving were we.

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Pronoun: The people that went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving were we.

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Sentence #11: They were buying a magazine subscription.

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Pronoun: They were buying a magazine subscription.

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Sentence #12: The lions, tigers, and they slowly stalked the antelope out in the field.

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Pronoun: The lions, tigers, and they slowly stalked the antelope out in the field.

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Sentence #13: 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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Sentence #14: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they flipped the canoe.

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Pronoun: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they flipped the canoe.

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Sentence #15: Joe and she love the dog.

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Pronoun: Joe and she love the dog.

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Sentence #16: Mr. Madison and they are leaving soon.

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Pronoun: Mr. Madison and they are leaving soon.

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Sentence #17: My fourth-grade teacher was she.

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Pronoun: My fourth-grade teacher was she.

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Sentence #18: The bank robbers were they.

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Pronoun: The bank robbers were they.

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Sentence #19: You were the one that went to Jamaica for spring break, right?

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Pronoun: You were the one that went to Jamaica for spring break, right?

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Sentence #20: She is angry because of her slow reading skills.

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Pronoun: She is angry because of her slow reading skills.

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Sentence #21: The winner of the contest was you.

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Pronoun: The winner of the contest was you.

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Sentence #22: We are the captains.

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Pronoun: We are the captains.

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Sentence #23: Either your brother or you are going to be punished.

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Pronoun: Either your brother or you are going to be punished.

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Sentence #24: They were the most valued bankers.

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Pronoun: They were the most valued bankers.

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NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?
REDO CODE: ST9SDF

PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the subject pronoun in each sentence. (24 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.

2. Determine the function of the subject pronoun. (24 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
          *There are exactly SIX of each type. 
          *Look at the underlined word(s) to help determine its function.

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

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

Function: They own a black and white cat named Max.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #2: He was the one who gave her a bouquet.

Pronoun: He was the one who gave her a bouquet.

Function: He was the one who gave her a bouquet.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

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

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

Function: David and you might see Jeremy at the carnival.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #4: The main character in the book is he.

Pronoun: The main character in the book is he.

Function: The main character in the book is he.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #5: We gave the first report.

Pronoun: We gave the first report.

Function: We gave the first report.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #6: You are going to the volleyball game.

Pronoun: You are going to the volleyball game.

Function: You are going to the volleyball game.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #7: Kelsey, Brooke, and she thought the geology museum was fascinating.

Pronoun: Kelsey, Brooke, and she thought the geology museum was fascinating.

Function: Kelsey, Brooke, and she thought the geology museum was fascinating.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #8: I can not remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.

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

Function: I can not remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #9: The toy that includes batteries is it.

Pronoun: The toy that includes batteries is it.

Function: The toy that includes batteries is it.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #10: The people that went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving were we.

Pronoun: The people that went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving were we.

Function: The people that went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving were we.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #11: They were buying a magazine subscription.

Pronoun: They were buying a magazine subscription.

Function: They were buying a magazine subscription.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #12: The lions, tigers, and they slowly stalked the antelope out in the field.

Pronoun: The lions, tigers, and they slowly stalked the antelope out in the field.

Function: The lions, tigers, and they slowly stalked the antelope out in the field.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #13: It became clear that Robby had missed the bus.

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

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

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #14: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they flipped the canoe.

Pronoun: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they flipped the canoe.

Function: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they flipped the canoe.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #15: Joe and she love the dog.

Pronoun: Joe and she love the dog.

Function: Joe and she love the dog.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #16: Mr. Madison and they are leaving soon.

Pronoun: Mr. Madison and they are leaving soon.

Function: Mr. Madison and they are leaving soon.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #17: My fourth-grade teacher was she.

Pronoun: My fourth-grade teacher was she.

Function: My fourth-grade teacher was she.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #18: The bank robbers were they.

Pronoun: The bank robbers were they.

Function: The bank robbers were they.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #19: You were the one that went to Jamaica for spring break, right?

Pronoun: You were the one that went to Jamaica for spring break, right?

Function: You were the one that went to Jamaica for spring break, right?

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #20: She is angry because of her slow reading skills.

Pronoun: She is angry because of her slow reading skills.

Function: She is angry because of her slow reading skills.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #21: The winner of the contest was you.

Pronoun: The winner of the contest was you.

Function: The winner of the contest was you.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #22: We are the captains.

Pronoun: We are the captains.

Function: We are the captains.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #23: Either your brother or you are going to be punished.

Pronoun: Either your brother or you are going to be punished.

Function: Either your brother or you are going to be punished.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Sentence #24: They were the most valued bankers.

Pronoun: They were the most valued bankers.

Function: They were the most valued bankers.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: They own a black and white cat named Max.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: He was the one who gave her a bouquet.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: David and you might see Jeremy at the carnival.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: The main character in the book is he.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: We gave the first report.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: You are going to the volleyball game.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: Kelsey, Brooke, and she thought the geology museum was fascinating.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: I can not remember meeting Sarah’s aunt.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: The toy that includes batteries is it.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: The people that went to Aunt Martha’s house for Thanksgiving were we.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: They were buying a magazine subscription.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: The lions, tigers, and they slowly stalked the antelope out in the field.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

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

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: When Dad and Mom went canoeing, they flipped the canoe.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: Joe and she love the dog.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: Mr. Madison and they are leaving soon.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: My fourth-grade teacher was she.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: The bank robbers were they.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: You were the one that went to Jamaica for spring break, right?

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: She is angry because of her slow reading skills.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: The winner of the contest was you.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: We are the captains.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: Either your brother or you are going to be punished.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject

Function: They were the most valued bankers.

Subject Performing Action

Subject As Topic

Subject Complement

Compound Subject