Pronouns and Nouns
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- Q1What is a pronoun for Miss Hollis?wethemheshe30sEditDelete
- Q2What is a pronoun for children?weittheyhim45sEditDelete
- Q3What is a pronoun for grandpa?ithewethey45sEditDelete
- Q4What is a pronoun?a word that describes a nouna word that takes a place of a nounsomething you do, an action worka person, place, thing, idea, or animal45sEditDelete
- Q5What is a proper noun?An action wordit describes a verba person, place, or thingA name we give to a specific person, place, or thing45sEditDelete
- Q6What is an example of a proper noun?studentFranklin Middle Schoolschoolcountry45sEditDelete
- Q7What is an example of a proper noun?islandNebraskaoceanstate45sEditDelete
- Q8Pronouns that don't reference anyone. Example: all, anybody, anythingpossessive pronounsproper nounindefinite pronounsrelative pronouns45sEditDelete
- Q9Pronouns that refer to a specific owner. Example: mine, his, hersproper nounrelative pronounsindefinite pronounspossessive pronouns45sEditDelete