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  • _______ _______ do not refer to anything definite. They can be singular or plural.
    Indefinite pronouns
  • A ________ _______ reflects back on a noun or pronoun already.
    reflexive pronoun
  • A _______ ________ is a specific person, place, or thing.
    proper noun
  • ________ refer back to nouns earlier in the sentence or paragraph.
    pronoun
  • A ______ ______ is a person, place, or thing you can touch.
    concrete noun
  • Who, whom, which, whoever, whose, and that are all examples of ______ ______.
    relative pronouns
  • Both, several, few, and many are examples of plural _________ _________,
    indefinite pronouns
  • One, another, somebody, and each are all examples of singular ______ ________.
    indefinite pronouns
  • A _________ ________ is a general person, place, or thing.
    common noun
  • _______ _________ take the place of a specific person, place, or thing.
    personal pronoun
  • An _______ ________ emphasizes a noun or pronoun already mentioned.
    intensive pronoun
  • ________ ________ ask questions that are answered with nouns.
    Interrogative pronouns
  • An ______ is the noun a pronoun refers to.
    antecedent
  • ________ ________ connect one part of a sentence to another and are followed by a verb.
    Relative pronouns
  • A person, place, or thing is a ____.
    noun
  • An ______ _______ is a person, place, or thing you cannot touch or experience with your senses.
    abstract noun
  • Who? What? Which? Whom? are all examples of _________ _________.
    interrogative pronouns
  • This, that, these, and those are all ________ _________.
    demonstrative pronouns
  • ________ ________ point things out, contract things, or indicate whether something is close by or farther away.
    Demonstrative pronouns
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