Question

HELP ASAP!! DUE TOMORROW!! PLS!!
I CAN'T GET A BACK GRADE ON THIS!! I have a high C in my English class!!

What are the pronouns?

11. One of boys left his book report in the gym.

12. The team is winning more games than the coach thought it would.

13. This is a stunning victory for our side!

14. They think so highly of themselves.

15. Who is the tennis player wearing the blue shorts and yellow shirt?

16. Did anyone give her the brochure for summer camp?

17. Since the others have arrived, anything can happen in the game.

18. I advise you to make an appointment to see your career counselor.

19. His favorite quotation is: "Ask not for whom the bells tolls. It tolls for thee."

Answer 1

20. Both of my parent enjoy exotic foods.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

@Irrati0nal

Answer 4

Pronouns rename nouns.

Nouns are a person, place, thing, or idea.

So words like these are pronouns:
"He"
"Him"
"She"
"Her"
"It"
"They"
"Them"
"You"

Answer 5

Find the easy ones, then tell me which ones are still confusing.

Answer 6

i dont understand # 10, 11, 13,14, 15, 17,18, 20

Answer 7

Also things like these are pronouns:
"Teacher" (renames Mrs. Doe)
"President" (renames Barack Obama)

Answer 8

Some of those aren't even listed in your question... #10 and #11...

Can you post each in a separate question so we can go through it in a more organized fashion?

Answer 9

Say, post question #10 in a new thread on its own. It will make things easier.

Answer 10

11 is there

Answer 11

i understand 10 it was a typo

Answer 12

Ah, okay.
So #11 you're confused about, correct?

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

So, if "he" and "him" are pronouns, another variation of this is also "his."

Answer 15

Therefore making "his" a pronoun.

Answer 16

Does that make sense?

Answer 17

i dont understand #11, 13,14, 15, 17,18, 20

Answer 18

yes

Answer 19

Okay, for #13...
Nouns are people, places, things, or ideas.
In this case, people.
So, if a pronoun is renaming a noun, what word is renaming the people here?

Answer 20

Stunning victory for who?
The pronoun answers this.

Answer 21

our

Answer 22

That's right.

Answer 23

12?

Answer 24

Okay, if you want me to go through each of them, please post each question by itself in a separate question.

Answer 25

i need #12, 15, 17,18, 20

Answer 26

Okay. Post #12 in a separate thread then, please.

Answer 27

12. The team is winning more games than the coach thought it would.

15. Who is the tennis player wearing the blue shorts and yellow shirt?

17. Since the others have arrived, anything can happen in the game.

18. I advise you to make an appointment to see your career counselor.

20. Both of my parents enjoy exotic foods.

Answer 28

Like I said, post each in separate threads, or new questions.
I will go through each of them with you, but we have to work on them one at a time.

Answer 29

12. The team is winning more games than the coach thought it would.

Answer 30

That's not what I meant, but okay.
Next one goes in a new question box, alright?

Like I said above, pronouns rename nouns.
Nouns are people, places, things, or ideas.
"teacher" is a pronoun for "Mrs. Doe"
"president" is a pronoun for "Barack Obama"
So which word here is a title like the examples?

Answer 31

team or coach

Answer 32

Well, coach here is renaming the coach's name. Therefore it's a pronoun.

Answer 33

Make sense?

Answer 34

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Answer 35

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Answer 36

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