ENGLISH W5 3Q

Question 1

any of a small set of words in a language that are
used as substitutes for or noun phrases

Answer 1

Pronoun

Question 2

it is a substitute for the name of a person or object.

Answer 2

Personal pronoun

Question 3

used as subjects of verbs

Ex: The first person, second person and
third person

Answer 3

Nominative case

Question 4

used as objects of verbs or prepositions.

Example: Sandra gave me a bag for
christmas.

Answer 4

Object case

Question 5

used to show ownership or possession.

Example: This pencil case is mine

Answer 5

Possessive case

Question 6

personal pronouns, particularly second-person pronouns have undergone changes over time.

Examples:
thou (you - singular)
thee (you - singular)
ye (you - plural)
thy (your)
thyself (yourself - singular)

Answer 6

Archaic pronoun

Question 7

Refers to nonspecific beings, places, or objects. They point to no one or nothing in particular

examples:
anybody - everybody
anyone - everyone
anything - everything

Answer 7

Indefinite pronouns

Question 8

This clause functions as an adjective
modifying nouns and pronouns.

examples: who, whom, whose, which

Answer 8

Relative pronoun

Question 9

• using them is the verbal equivalent of pointing at
  something or someone.

The four English demonstrative pronouns are:
this, that, these, and those

Question 10

are used to indicate the distance of the thing or person being referred to from the person speaking or writing

Answer 10

Demonstrative pronoun