Pronouns Replace Nouns
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Objective
I can use pronouns to replace nouns in sentences.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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Pronouns are substitutes or replacements for nouns.
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If you are writing about a boy, man, or male, you should use the pronoun he, but if you are writing about a lady, girl, or female, you should use the pronoun she.
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Using pronouns can keep you from overusing a noun or proper noun repeatedly in your writing.
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Practice
10 questions
What is a pronoun?
Which of the following words is NOT a pronoun?
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Exit ticket
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“Rewrite this paragraph, replacing the underlined words with pronouns: My brother likes to play video games. My brother plays video games every day after school. Sometimes my mom plays video games with my brother.”
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