1. Pronouns and Agreement – MultiHubEdu

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Pronouns

A Pronoun is a word that is used in place of noun. The antecedent of a pronouns is the word to which the pronoun refers. E.g. Mary (Antecedent) was late for work because she (Pronoun) forgot to set the alarm. Occasionally, an antecedent will appear after the pronoun in a sentence. E.g. Because he sneezes so often, Arthur always thinks he might have the flu.

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1. Pronouns and Agreement

Number and Person Agreement

2. Pronouns and Case

Pronoun Case Exercise

3. Who and Whom

4. Who, Which, and That

Who, Which, And That Exercise

5. Pronoun Shifting vs. Consistency

Pronoun Shift Exercise

6. Pronoun Ambiguity vs. Clarity

Pronoun Ambiguity Exercise

Mastering Pronouns for SAT Success

Number agreement of pronouns is frequently tested on the SAT, a pronoun must clearly refer to, and agree with, its antecedent.

Number and Person

	Singular Pronouns	Plural Pronouns
First Person	I, me	we, us
	my, mine	our, ours	Possessive pronouns
Second Person	you	you
	your, yours	your, yours	Possessive pronouns
Third Person	he, him	they, them
	she, her
	it
	one
	his	their, theirs	Possessive pronouns
	her, hers		Possessive pronouns
	its		Possessive pronouns
	one’s		Possessive pronouns