Question

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

Mrs. Ortiz wondered whether both her daughters would like to take a trip to the Grand Canyon.

A.
would

B.
both

C.
her

D.
whether

Answer 1

checking my answers

Answer 2

its my last chance to re take this test

Answer 3

@SarahMotionless

Answer 4

IM THINKING b

Answer 5

Yes B

Answer 6

oh great

Answer 7

can u help me with some more @SarahMotionless

Answer 8

i can give u a medal if i know how

Answer 9

Sure just keep tagging me

Answer 10

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

Mrs. Ortiz told her daughters they could each bring a friend when they go to the Grand Canyon.

A.
they

B.
could

C.
her

D.
each

Answer 11

im think c

Answer 12

@SarahMotionless

Answer 13

D

Answer 14

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

Brian said nervously, "This race is scary for everybody who is standing on the sidelines."

A.
for

B.
this

C.
who

D.
everybody

Answer 15

everybody is my answer

Answer 16

@SarahMotionless

Answer 17

D

Answer 18

yay im right

Answer 19

Which word is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence?

"I'd like nothing more than a tall glass of your homemade lemonade," Rachel said to her mother.

A.
I'd

B.
nothing

C.
your

D.
her

Answer 20

i really dont know this one

Answer 21

@SarahMotionless

Answer 22

her

Answer 23

is it right

Answer 24

can u help

Answer 25

@ChantySquirrel1129**

Answer 26

It's not her because it is referring to Rachel.

Answer 27

"her"

Answer 28

nothing

Answer 29

Look for a pronoun that is not pointing directly at a person or a group of things, or anything specific.

Answer 30

yes, you got it. c:

Answer 31

can u help with some more

Answer 32

I'll try :)

Answer 33

i need to check my answers

Answer 34

Which word is the demonstrative pronoun in this sentence?

That would look good on me, don't you think?

A.
would

B.
me

C.
you

D.
that

Answer 35

Alright, go for it

Answer 36

you

Answer 37

*bites teeth*

Answer 38

not quite. A demonstrative pronoun is a pronoun which modifies nouns. Some examples are this, these, those....

Answer 39

that

Answer 40

Yes c:

Answer 41

Which word is the demonstrative pronoun in this sentence?

I'm not so sure these are the best for me.

A.
me

B.
these

C.
so

D.
for

Answer 42

these

Answer 43

Lol yes c:

Answer 44

Which word is the demonstrative pronoun in this sentence?

This is what I eat for breakfast most days of the week.

A.
This

B.
most

C.
I

D.
of

Answer 45

this

Answer 46

yes again :3

Answer 47

iv been here for 1 hour trying to finish this test

Answer 48

i failed

Answer 49

Are you in connexus or k12?

Answer 50

k12

Answer 51

You did? why?

Answer 52

im not cheating bcs im checking my answers

Answer 53

can u help some more

Answer 54

I can try :3

Answer 55

lol i dont know how topay u

Answer 56

i got my account today

Answer 57

lol no worries, I'm just glad to help c:

Answer 58

oh thanks a lot

Answer 59

I got mine yesterday lol

Answer 60

my name is sunny

Answer 61

im 13

Answer 62

Hi Sunny c: I'm Chantilly :3

Answer 63

hi

Answer 64

No tin a mean way, but Sunny, in a girl name way?

Answer 65

*to lol

Answer 66

What is the sentence order of the following sentence?

Jennifer tried out for the school play.

A.
inverted

B.
natural

Answer 67

yes

Answer 68

r u in k12

Answer 69

oh ok c: hold on, let me see...

Answer 70

tanx

Answer 71

I believe natural order c:

Answer 72

i go to Connexus

Answer 73

What is the sentence order of the following sentence?

Near the edge of the road was a deep ditch.

A.
natural

B.
inverted

Answer 74

b

Answer 75

correct c:

Answer 76

In which sentence is the subject an understood you?

A.
Mom told us to clean up our rooms.

B.
Hang up your clothes when you get home.

C.
My little brother doesn't want to clean his room.

D.
Billy shoved his toys under the bed.

Answer 77

a

Answer 78

lol i just want to check my answers and go to bed

Answer 79

this is the last test i need to check thank god

Answer 80

It's not a. an understood you is a phrase that is not directly pointed to someone or a group of things. For example "Turn off the lights." this phrase is not directly towards someone, but is to whomever is in the room or place.

Answer 81

c

Answer 82

Not c, because it is pointed toward the little brother. Try again.

Answer 83

d

Answer 84

Yes, correct c:

Answer 85

I mean no,

Answer 86

b

Answer 87

lol there you go

Answer 88

Which word is the subject of this sentence?

Did you ask for directions?

A.
ask

B.
you

C.
an understood you

D.
directions

Answer 89

b

Answer 90

yes :3

Answer 91

Which word is the subject of the sentence?

His sister's puppy was found yesterday.

A.
was

B.
yesterday

C.
puppy

D.
sister's

Answer 92

sisters or pup[y

Answer 93

@ChantySquirrel1129**

Answer 94

The subject of a sentence is a noun that doing or being something.

Answer 95

i dont know

Answer 96

b

Answer 97

ok you said sisters or puppy, what is the sister doing or being? or what is the puppy doing or being?