2. A pronoun is a word that is used to take the place of a noun. The noun it substitutes is called an antecedent.

3. raised scantron in triumph and smiled because made an A. Antecedents / Pronouns Because wrote so well, poem won the Cobb County poetry contest. Some find having to study extra hard when comes to learning pronouns. Alexisher she Katie’s her themselvesstudents it

4. There are four special kinds of pronouns: 1.Demonstrative 2.Relative 3.Interrogative 4.Indefinite

5. A demonstrative pronoun points out a specific person, place, or thing. These are four demonstrative pronouns SingularPlural This That These Those

6. A relative pronoun begins a subordinate clause and connects it to another idea in the same sentence. There are five relative pronouns: that who whose which whom

7. Demonstrative or Relative 1.This is my favorite book. 2.That is the last of the cake. 3.The ring that you ordered is being held at the service desk. 4.The waiter who took my order brought me the wrong plate. 5.Are those your glasses? 6.Of the two poems, which is your favortie? 7.The man with whom I was speaking is my pastor. 8.These are the most comfortable jeans. 9.The girl whose father owns the car dealership has a new car. demonstrative relative demonstrative relative demonstrative relative

8. An interrogative pronoun is used to begin question. There are five interrogative pronouns: what which who whom whose

9. SingularPluralSingular or Plural anyone neither each no one either one everything other Everyone somebody both few many others several all; any more, most none some Indefinite pronouns refer to people, places, or things, often without specifying which ones.

10. Interrogative or Indefinite 1.Which dog did she decide to adopt? 2.Neither of the kittens were left behind. 3.Both of the birds have had their wings clipped. 4.Who brought me these beautiful flowers? 5.To whom was she speaking? 6.Out of that entire box of cookies, there were none left. 7.Whose jacket was left on the coat rack? 8.Next time I am running late, will somebody please give me a call? indefinite interrogative interrogative