Language Arts: Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement
Matching pronouns correctly with their antecedents
Language Arts: Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement
Matching pronouns correctly with their antecedents
Language Arts - Grade 6-8
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Choose the correct pronoun: Each student must bring (his or her, their) signed permission slip.
- 2
Choose the correct pronoun: The players hung up (his or her, their) uniforms after the game.
- 3
Rewrite the sentence correctly: Somebody forgot their backpack in the classroom.
- 4
Choose the correct pronoun: Maria and Elena said (she, they) would finish the poster tonight.
- 5
Choose the correct pronoun: Neither of the boys remembered to pack (his, their) lunch.
- 6
Identify the antecedent of the pronoun and tell whether the agreement is correct: The dog wagged its tail when it saw the children.
- 7
Choose the correct pronoun: A person should always do (your, his or her) best on a test.
- 8
Rewrite the sentence correctly: If a student wants extra credit, they should ask the teacher before Friday.
- 9
Choose the correct pronoun: The committee announced (its, their) decision at the meeting.
- 10
Choose the correct pronoun: Both of the cats cleaned (its, their) paws after eating.
- 11
Find and correct the pronoun error: Everyone should put their name on the top of the paper.
- 12
Choose the correct pronoun: The team celebrated after (it, they) won the championship.
- 13
Choose the correct pronoun: Several of the musicians brought (his or her, their) instruments early.
- 14
Rewrite the sentence to fix agreement: Neither Jenna nor the girls remembered her homework.
- 15
Explain why the pronoun is correct or incorrect: One of the actors forgot their costume before the play.
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