Pronouns in Sentences
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Objective
I can identify pronouns in sentences.
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Warm-up video
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
Pronouns are substitutes or replacements for nouns.
- 2
The prefix 'pro' means 'for', so pronouns stand in FOR nouns.
- 3
When writing about a female, you use the pronoun she, and when writing about a male, you use the pronoun he.
Part 3 of 4
Practice
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In the sentence, 'We went to the store,' which word is the pronoun?
Rewrite the following sentences using pronouns to avoid repetition: 'Sarah likes to read. Sarah's favorite book is a mystery. Sarah reads every night.'
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Exit ticket
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“In the following sentences, identify all of the pronouns: 1. We went to the store, and they came with us. 2. She likes to read, and he likes to play sports. 3. It is important to remember your homework.”
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