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Rachel Grammar Ch 2

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"The best girl in the world was she." She = _____
subject complement
where is a pronoun when it acts as a SUBJECT COMPLEMENT in a sentence?
after the verb
demonstrative pronoun =
points out people, places & things
singular =
1
possessive pronoun =
shows it belongs to the person(s) or object(s)
Is "her" a singular or plural pronoun?
singular
to find a DIRECT OBJECT, read the sentence and ask 2 questions before or after the verb?
"Whom?" or "What?" AFTER the verb
2nd person =
pointing to other "YOU, YOURS are #2"
Is "you" a singular or plural pronoun?
can be either (you are Rachel... SINGULAR) (talking to Austin & Michael: You are not funny!... PLURAL)
demonstrative pronoun shows NEAR, PLURAL?
these
when is a pronoun used as an OBJECT?
when it comes after a verb and tells something about the action
a pronoun used as a SUBJECT COMPLEMENT =
renames the subject
"This cell phone is hers." Hers =
possessive pronoun (whose cell phone is it? hers...)
"Their party was fun." Their =_____ pronoun
possessive pronoun (whose party was fun? theirs was fun...)
"Rachel listened to it." It = _____
object of a preposition
to find a SUBJECT, read the sentence and ask 2 questions before or after the verb?
"Who?" or "What?" BEFORE the verb
does a DIRECT OBJECT come right after a verb or after a little word called a...
right after a VERB
1st person =
the speaker is included "*I* am #1, ME, MINE, US, OURS... are #1!"
a contraction =
joins 2 words with an '
iIs "its" a singular or plural pronoun?
singular
Is "they" a singular or plural pronoun?
plural
pronoun =
takes the place of a noun
a possessive pronoun answers which question
"Whose?"
to find a DIRECT OBJECT, read the sentence and look for a pronoun before or after the verb?
AFTER the verb
an OBJECT OF A PREPOSITION =
comes after a verb and shows the relationship between two things in the sentence
make this a contraction: "they will"
they'll
demonstrative pronoun shows FAR, PLURAL?
those
demonstrative pronoun shows FAR, SINGULAR?
that
"The dog slept with her." her =
object of a preposition
where is a pronoun when it acts as a SUBJECT in a sentence?
first
does an OBJECT OF A PREPOSITION come right after a verb or after a little word called a...
right after a PREPOSITION after a verb
Use an intensive or reflexive pronoun: "We ate the worms ______."
ourselves
demonstrative pronoun shows NEAR, SINGULAR?
this
what antecedent does the pronoun refer to? "The Wasyliws threw a party. They thought IT was a great idea!"
the party
a DIRECT OBJECT =
comes after a verb and tells WHO or WHAT RECEIVED the action
Is "I" a singular or plural pronoun?
singular
3rd person =
pointing far to them "THEY, THEM, THEIRS, HE, HIS, HIM, HER, HERS, HER, IT, ITS #3"
Use an intensive or reflexive pronoun: "Ferrari ______ ate Rachel's shoe!"
herself
what antecedent does the pronoun refer to? "The Wasyliws threw a party. THEY wanted to celebrate Rachel."
The Wasyliws
Use an intensive or reflexive pronoun: "The girls created the game ______."
themselves
about, at, between, to, with, in, next to, under =
prepositions
make this a contraction: "he is"
he's
make this a contraction: "we are"
we're
"The dog buried it." It =
direct object
"It was a beautiful day." It = ____
subject
intensive or reflexive pronouns end with
-self or -selves
Use an intensive or reflexive pronoun: "You ______ deserve the credit for being an awesome 5th grader!"
yourself
a pronoun used as the SUBJECT of the sentence =
tells who or what the sentence is about
possess =
own, belong to
"Rachel kicked it." It = _____
direct object
plural =
> 1
what antecedent does the pronoun refer to? "Lisa laughed at the movie. SHE thought it was funny."
Lisa

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