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Online Writing Lab - Pronouns, Exercise 1

Pronouns - Exercise 1. Instructions. Identify the pronoun(s) in the sentence by clicking on the red button next to the pronoun(s). This will turn the button ...
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English Grammar Book - Pronouns/Exercises - Learn English Online

Englishpage.com provides English lessons, English grammar exercises, ESL / EFL games and resources to help you learn English today. ...
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Pronoun - Antecedent Agreements

Self Teaching Unit:. Pronoun - Antecedent Agreement .... Link to Exercise 2. Sometimes a personal pronoun may be an antecedent. ...
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Pronoun Reference

Pronouns stand in for nouns. That's why they're called pro - nouns. When we use them properly, our readers understand what single noun the pronoun stands ...
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What are Pronouns Different kinds of pronouns:
demonstrative, indefinite, intensive, interrogative, personal, reciprocal, reflexive, and relative. English personal pronouns by case, person, number, and gender. Pronouns and Adjectives.
 

Pronouns (Personal, Possessive, Relative and Reflexive Pronouns)home page

Pronouns are words like I, me (personal pronouns) or my, mine (possessive pronouns).

Personal Pronouns Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns
subject form object form possessive adjective possessive pronoun
I me my mine myself
you you your yours yourself
he him his his himself
she her her hers herself
it it its its itself
we us our ours ourselves
you you your yours yourselves
they them their theirs themselves

Personal Pronouns - Subject Form

example: We have got some books.

Exercise on personal pronouns - subject form

Personal Pronouns - Object Form

example: The books are for us.

Exercise on personal pronouns - object form

Possessive Adjectives

example: These are our books.

Exercise on possessive adjectives

Possessive Pronouns

example: The books are ours.

Exercise on possessive pronouns

Reflexive Pronouns

example: He can carry the bags himself.

Exercise on reflexive pronouns

Exercise on reflexive and reciprocal pronouns

Relative Pronouns

example: This is the man who lives next door.

Exercise on relative pronouns (see relative clauses)

Mixed Exercises

Exercise on personal pronouns and possessive adjectives

Entended Exercises for College bound students or Undergraduates.
 

Pronouns: discussions and interactive exercises

Pronouns are words used in place of nouns. For a better understanding of what pronouns are, please surf to the websites listed below. Clicking the blue links will take you to the specific pages where the definitions, classifications or interactive exercises are located, while clicking the website name will take you to the home page.

[1] Pronouns, from Capital Community College Guide to Good Grammar
[2] Pronouns, from Grammar Monster (British English)
[3] Pronouns, from English Daily
[4] Pronouns, from Interlink Language Centers
[5] Pronouns, from The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuations
[6] Pronouns, from Using English
[7] Lesson 7 - Pronouns, from My English Grammar
[8] Index to articles on Pronouns, from Learning English Online www.englisch-hilfen.de (English version)
[9] Pronouns; Relative Pronouns, from The OWL at Purdue

Listed below are links to interactive quizzes and exercises in pronouns from the best ESL and EFL resources on the Internet. Clicking the blue links will take you to the specific pages where the quizzes or exercises are, while clicking the website name will take you to the home page. Take time to browse these excellent websites; they are consistently good and fast loading. Besides the activities and exercises listed below, these sites generously offer, free of charge, a tremendous range of valuable resources for ESL and EFL teachers and students.

In answering the interactive exercises, you should follow carefully the prompts and directions. You should read each sentence or part aloud before clicking the answer you think is right. After the correct answer is displayed, think it over as to why it is the correct answer. (Please take note that the correct answer may depend on whether the exercise comes from an American English or a British English website.) After doing so, read the complete sentence again aloud with the correct answer.

To train yourself to think in English, try to recite the sentences with the correct answers from memory and at your full speaking volume. Or you can ask a friend to read out loud the sentences with the correct answers and you repeat them without looking at the computer screen.

[01] Exercise in pronouns from Activities for ESL Students

Type in the Correct Pronoun (Charles Kelly)
Pronouns (Charles Kelly)
Pronouns (Vera Mello)
Possessive Pronouns (Letitia Bradley)
Possessive Adjectives (Barbara Lyons Perez)
Object Pronouns (Joan M. Diez)
Reflexive Pronouns (Timothy Merrill)

[02] Exercises in pronouns from Capital Community College Guide to Good Grammar

Quiz on Pronoun Usage
A Second Quiz on Pronoun Forms
Reference and Case of Pronouns
Choosing the Correct Pronoun Case
Choosing the Correct Pronoun Case
Quiz on Forms of Who
A Second Quiz on Who
Quiz on Which, That and Who
Pronoun Choices: Practice Exercise 1
Pronoun Choices: Practice Exercise 2
Pronoun Choices: Practice Exercise 4

[03] Exercises in pronouns from English Grammar 101

Note: Frame based, You can reach the specific topic listed below by clicking "Unit I: Word and Phrase Patterns" on the left hand frame.

Lesson 1-16: Pronoun Identification

[04] Exercises in pronouns from English Language Centre Study Zone

Possessive Pronouns and Adjectives (Introduction & 3 exercises)
Possessive Pronouns (Review) (1 exercise)
Reflexive Pronouns (Introduction & 1 exercise)
Impersonal "It" and "There" (Introduction & 2 exercises)

[05] Exercise in pronouns from English The Easy Way

Relative Pronouns Quiy

[06] Exercise in pronouns from Interlink Language Centers

Pronouns Pop Quiz 6

[07] Exercises in pronouns from Grammar Bytes

Pronoun Agreement – Exercise 1
Pronoun Agreement – Exercise 2
Pronoun Agreement – Exercise 3
Pronoun Agreement – Exercise 4
Pronoun Agreement – Exercise 5
 Pronoun Reference -- Exercise 1
Pronoun Reference -- Exercise 2
Pronoun Reference -- Exercise 3
Pronoun Reference -- Exercise 4
Pronoun Reference -- Exercise 5

[08] Exercises in pronouns from Grammar Central (eaonline)

Noun or Pronoun?
Pronouns
Object Pronouns
Pronouns

Flashed ESL
Relative Pronouns

[09] Exercises in pronouns from Grammar Monster (British English)

Pronouns Test
Which, That and Who

[10] Exercises in pronouns from Grammar Workout (Empre State College)

Exercise 4: Noun-Pronoun Agreement
Exercise 5: Pronoun Agreement with Other Pronouns
Exercise 6: Pronoun Reference

[11] Exercise in pronouns from Interactive Quizzes, John Wong (British English)

Pronoun Case
Relative Pronoun

[12] Exercises in pronouns from Isabel’s ESL Site

Identifying Subject Pronouns
Subject Pronouns
Subject pronouns – singular / plural

[14] Exercises in pronouns from 1-Language.com

Interrogative Pronouns
Personal Pronouns
Relative Pronouns

[15] Exercise in pronouns from Learn English Feel Good

Pronouns (Advanced)

[16] Exercises in pronouns from Learning English Online, www.englisch-hilfen.de (English version)

Personal pronouns - Exercise 1
Personal pronouns - Exercise 2
Personal pronouns - object forms
Possessive determiners
Reflexive pronouns
Reflexive pronoun - Yes or No?
Relative Clauses, Relative Pronouns
Relative Pronouns - who, which, whose
self-pronouns or each other - Exercise 1
self-pronouns or each other - Exercise 2
self-pronouns or each other - Exercise 3

[17] Exercise in pronouns from Michael Buckhoff's ESL Website for Students and Teachers

Pronoun self-study quizzes

[18] Exercise in pronouns from 5 Minute English

Reflexive Pronouns

[19] Exercises in pronouns from My English Grammar

Exercise 7 - Pronouns (Personal)
Exercise 1 8- DURING and WHILE

[20] Exercises in pronouns from Online English Grammar (Edunet)

Noun - Pronoun (and Quantifier) Agreement Intermediate - Advanced Flash Q & A
Personal Pronoun Forms Intermediate - Advanced Flash Q & A
Relative Pronouns Intermediate - Advanced Flash Q & A

[21] Exercises in pronouns from Rong-Chang Li

Pronouns (1)
Pronouns (2)
Pronouns (3)
Pronouns (4)
Pronouns (5)

[22] Exercises in pronouns from The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuations

Pronouns Quiz 1
Pronouns Quiz 2
Pronouns Quiz 3
Pronouns Quiz 4

[23] Exercises in pronouns from University of Calgary - The Basic Elements of English Grammar Guide

Pronouns & Antecedents
Ambiguous and Vague Antecedents
Pronoun Case
Personal, Possessive and Indefinite Pronouns
Reflexive, Intensive and Reciprocal Pronouns
Interrogative, Relative and Demonstrative Pronouns

[24] Exercises in pronouns from University of Oregon The Tongue Untied

Pronoun Practice Exercise
Pronoun Practice Exercise Answers
Interactive Pronoun Quiz 1
Interactive Pronoun Quiz 2
Case Practice Exercise
Case Practice Exercise Answers
Interactive Case Quiz 1
Interactive Case Quiz 2

[25] Exercises in pronouns from Using English

Note: Join the Members' Area and you can gain access to 185 additional free ESL quizzes for beginner, intermediate and advanced level English students. These exercises may also be viewed as printable handouts.

Beginner English
Me & To Me (16)
Object Pronoun or Reflexive Pronoun? (10)
Possessives and Reflexive Pronouns (14)
Pronouns (16)
Subject and Object Pronouns (12)
They, Them, Their & Theirs (11)
Intermediate English
Reflexive Pronouns (10)
Self & Other (10)
Relative Pronouns (10)
Relative Pronouns 2 (35)
Relative Pronouns- Which & Where (10)
That and What (10)

[26] Exercise in pronouns from World-English (British English)

PRONOUNS
 
Nouns and Pronouns
For younger students
Noun activities
Updated 2007
 
Pronouns Quiz *
Pretty Easy
Noun Jeopardy
Spelling must be correct
NEW 2007
Alien Word Mine from
I Know That
Click on Nouns or Pronouns
Plural Nouns
NEW 2007

 
 

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