Singular: me, you, him, her, it
Plural: us, you, them


antecedent that is unclear, or ambiguous.


has a subject and a verb and expresses a complete thought


acts as or restates the subject of a sentence


I do enjoy rollerblading, but sometimes I just enjoy relaxing to music. (example)


consists of the word to plus a verb in its simplest form


contains at least two independent clauses


My brother himself made the sandwich. (example)


can be in the present tense (ending in –ing) or the past tense (usually ending in –ed)


acts as a noun in a sentence


Frank called Nick on the phone, but he didn't say anything. (example)


When the hurricane is headed our way, we will need to board up our windows tightly. (example)


emphasizes, or intensifies, a noun or pronoun in a sentence


modifies a noun or pronoun


created when a pronoun does not agree in number with its antecedent


contains both a subject and a verb


shows ownership


a noun or a pronoun that renames or identifies another noun or pronoun in some way


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subjective pronoun

2.
objective pronoun (example)

3.
possessive pronoun

4.
intensive pronoun

5.
reflexive pronoun

6.
A shift in number

7.
vague pronoun (example)

8.
vague pronoun

9.
adjective phrase

10.
adverb phrase

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appositive

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sentence

13.
compound sentence

14.
complex sentence (example)

15.
dependent clause (example)

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participle

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gerund

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infinitive