1. English
For
Sevies

2. PERSONAL PRONOUNS

3. “Other Pronoun” Exploration
Today’s Tasks
“Other Pronoun” Exploration
Get a grammar book off the shelf.
Copy the list of reflexive/intensive pronouns from page 68 into your spiral notebook.
Read the examples from page 68.
On loose leaf, complete the Practice and Apply from page 69.
Copy the list of interrogative and demonstrative pronouns from pages
Read the examples from page
On your loose leaf paper, complete the Practice and Apply from page 72.
Read the examples from page
On your loose leaf paper, complete the Practice and Apply from page 75.
Turn in your loose leaf paper to me.

4. Intensive/ Reflexive Pronouns Interrogative Pronouns
Personal Pronouns
Intensive/ Reflexive Pronouns
Interrogative Pronouns
Demonstrative Pronouns
Indefinite Pronouns

5. Page 69 Intensive or Reflexive?
himself - REFLEXIVE
itself - INTENSIVE
himself – REFLEXIVE
himself - REFLEXIVE
themselves – INTENSIVE
themselves – REFLEXIVE
himself– INTENSIVE
ourselves – REFLEXIVE

6. Interrogative and Demonstrative
Page 72
Interrogative and Demonstrative
WHAT
WHOSE
WHO (SUBJECT)
THOSE
WHOM (OBJECT)
THIS
WHICH

7. Page 75 Pronoun Agreement
She - Agatha Christie
He - Max Mallowan
Them – trips
It - Assyria
Their – Pottery Pieces
She – Christie
His or Her – Writer
Its – story
Her – Mrs. Leidner

8. Page 78 Indefinite Pronouns
THEIR - (ALL/ touristS)
THEIR - (NONE/ touristS)
HER – (ONE)
THEIR - (SEVERAL)
THEIR – (MANY)
HIS OR HER – (ONE)
HE OR SHE– (EVERYONE)
THEIR – (SEVERAL)
HIS OR HER – (EACH)
ITS – (MOST/ evidence)
Page 78
Indefinite Pronouns

9. Choosing the Correct PronounME
ITS (TRIANGLE is the ANTECEDENT) US
HER (ANGELA is the ANTECEDENT)
THEIR (EXPERTS is the ANTECEDENT)
Page 82
Choosing the Correct Pronoun

10. Page 57 WHAT DO YOU KNOW? Them = OBJECT PRONOUN
THEIR = POSSESSIVE PRONOUN
HE = THIRD PERSON PRONOUN
HIS = SINGULAR POSSESSIVE PRONOUN
YOU = PERSONAL PRONOUN
YOURSELF = INTENSIVE PRONOUN
THIS = DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUN
THEMSELVES = REFLEXIVE PRONOUN
ANYONE = INDEFINATE PRONOUN
WHO = INTERROGATIVE PRONOUN