Identifying Pronouns #02

The headmaster of the school is looking for his keys.
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
On onein this school understands me.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
Holden has fond memoriesof his younger brother.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
There is little joy in winning a game against people who have never played before.
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
I do not like it when the teacher makes us do work by ourselves.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
When someone says something mean to me, I simply ignore them.
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
Katie likes the boy who sits in front of her in science class.
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
It is sad that our vacation is over.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
William Golding seems to believe that all children are evil from birth.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
I am shocked I didn’t remember since your birthday was on my calendar.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
Everybody who has this teacher has good things to say about him.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
Everybody who has this teacher has good things to say about him.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
Who is at the door?
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
The news has been quite grim lately.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
The mother had a difficult time cutting her son’s fingernails because he kept squirming.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
Did you see the last James Bond film?
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
The doctors argue that everyone should eat breakfast.
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
The mother had a difficult time cutting her son’s fingernails because he kept squirming.
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
Who is at the door?
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech
What is that noise I keep hearing?
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2. Pronoun
3. Other Part of Speech

Identifying Pronouns #02

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