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Pronouns Click HERE for intro video

2 I will be able to define and identify pronouns.
Learning Target I will be able to define and identify pronouns.

3 A word that is used in place of a noun.
Definition: A word that is used in place of a noun. WE THERE IT YOU I HER OUR THEM

4 It is used with another noun (or pronoun) when something does something to itself.
REFLEXIVE

5 Reflexive Pronoun EXAMPLES
MYSELF ITSELF HIMSELF HERSELF YOURSELF YOURSELVES OURSELVES THEMSELVES

6 Jasmine treated herself to a snack.

7 DEMONSTRATIVE USED TO POINT OUT A SPECIFIC PERSON, PLACE, THING,OR IDEA

8 Demonstrative Examples
THOSE THIS THESE THAT

9 The tacos I made taste better than THOSE.

10 INTERROGATIVE INTRODUCES A QUESTION

11 WHOM? WHOSE? WHICH? WHAT? WHO?

12 WHO of you was present the night of the crime?

13 Summary In your own words, define and explain how to identify pronouns in a sentence.

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