Pronouns 1 Jeopardy Template

Replace the noun(s) with the appropriate pronoun(s).	The antecedent is...	Reflexive Pronouns	Objective and Subjective Pronouns	Possessive Pronouns
100 He Ben went to the store.	100 Gregory Gregory doesn't know how he got the answer.	100 Themselves The boys help themselves to milk.	100 I - Subjective I would like a tree house.	100 their Ants use their antennae for touch and smell.
200 Her That belongs to Mary.	200 Harry Harry ran to his room.	200 Herself Alayna bought herself a soda.	200 her - objective Dave invited Danny and her to join.	200 Tom and her ate their entire lunch. Tom and her ate their entire lunch.
300 We Robert, Tony, and I deserve more than that.	300 Lucy Lucy can't go to the party.	300 Himself Often that person is the principal (himself, hisself).	300 They - subjective Us - objective They will climb up the ladder after us.	300 She likes to pick her nose. She likes to pick her nose.
400 They Sometimes Matt and Fred find excellent deals.	400 Howard and Sheldon Howard and Sheldon do not get along.	400 Myself I always introduce (myself, myselves) with a smile.	400 You - subjective I - subjective You and I have done a fine job.	400 He likes to pick her nose too, but she doesn't like to pick his. He likes to pick her nose too, but she doesn't like to pick his.
500 He, She, It Sean says that Margaret is the best person for the job.	500 Dave, Katie, Doug Dave, Katie and Doug didn't know they could open the door.	500 Themselves Oliver and Jay introduced (theirself, themselves).	500 you - subjective Me - objective Will you help me with the project?	500 The dog has bitten my younger son twice, and each time, it has had to be sent to its kennel. The dog has bitten my younger son twice, and each time, he has had to be sent to his kennel.

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