INFORMATION: Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns like he, she, it, they, etc. Antecedents are the words that the pronouns replace. For example, Dan left his bike in the yard. "Dan" would be the antecedent for the pronoun "his."Directions: Read each sentence and list the pronoun first and then the antecedent for each. Each is worth .3, making this activity worth 3 bonus points.
1. When Marie went on a family vacation to Florida, she had a wonderful time.
2. Paul and Max spent the summer riding their bikes and fishing.
3. The campground was full of visitors, and it was abuzz with children.
4. "I want to build a sandcastle at the beach," Kelly told the babysitter.
5. During the summer, the library has a reading challenge, and it even offers prizes.
6. Wendy, Peggy, and I decided to stay inside because it was too hot. We watched movies and ate snacks all day long.
7. The Smith family was so excited to go to the water park, and then it had to close due to lightening.
8. The number of bees at the picnic made the meal difficult to enjoy as they kept bothering everyone.
9. During the softball game, the team played so well, the coach took them out for ice cream after the game.
10. In order to make himself some money, Billy mowed a few lawns each week.
