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Jeopardy Indefinite Identify Pronouns Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Agreement Subject/ Verb Agree Subject/ Verb Agree Definitions Pronouns Identify Pronouns Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

At the sound of the lifeguard’s whistle, the (swimmer, swimmers) exit the pool.

swimmers

The lost (bill, bills) are in my coat pocket.

bills

The (child, children) wear heavy coats in the winter.

children

Neither (one, the coach nor the players) look forward to Friday’s game.

The coach nor the players

Each of them (has, have) a good seat.

has

Every silver knife, fork, and spoon (has, have) to be counted.

has

The number of students on the absence list (was, were) small.

was

Either you or Maria (was, were) late for class.

was

Dave or his brothers (plays, play) in every football game.

play

Brian stays awake, but his sister Catherine (fall, falls) asleep.

falls

It directs the action of the verb back to the subject It directs the action of the verb back to the subject. Ends in –self or –selves. Necessary to the meaning of the sentence.

Reflexive pronoun

It introduces a question

Interrogative pronoun

Does not refer to a specific noun

Indefinite pronoun

It points out a noun; there are 4 of them

Demonstrative pronoun

Introduces a subordinate clause; there are 5 of them

Relative pronoun

What kind of pronoun is this? She attended the Gala with her friend

Personal pronoun

What kind of pronoun is this? Most of my family prefers to Go to the beach for vacation.

Indefinite pronoun

What kind of pronoun is this? The equipment itself Was fascinating.

Intensive pronoun

What kind of pronoun is this? What are we having for dinner tonight?

Interrogative pronoun

What kind of pronoun is this? My classmates recorded themselves on videotape.

Reflexive pronoun

Choose the correct answer: Several of the customs (varies, vary) across the country.

Vary Several is always plural

Choose the correct answer: Somebody (receives, receive) the mail at work every day.

Receives Somebody is always singular

Choose the correct answer: Many (does, do) (her, their) annual housecleaning.

do, their Many is always plural

Choose the correct answer: Some of the girls can (throw, throws) the basketball really far down the court.

throw

Choose the correct answer: All of the people (goes, go) outside with (his, their) kites.

go, their

Final Jeopardy Identity ALL the pronouns in the sentence AND what kind of pronoun they are: When I was just a rookie in my first pro season, one of the many veteran players took me aside and gave me some advice.

Final Jeopardy Answer I = personal My = personal possessive One = indefinite Many = indefinite Me = personal Some = indefinite