6th Grade Pronoun Consistency Practice

Practice pronoun consistency in 6th grade sentences. Avoid illogical shifts between singular/plural or person.

GRADE 6
20 quizzes
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Who or what does the pronoun refer to?

Keep a pronoun consistent with the person and number of the noun or group it represents. “Each student should bring a pencil. They can write their name on it” keeps the reference to each student.

Who does they refer to?

“Each student should bring a pencil. They can write their name on it” keeps the reference to each student.

Pronoun Consistency in a sentence

Keep a pronoun consistent with the person and number of the noun or group it represents. “Each student should bring a pencil. They can write their name on it” keeps the reference to each student.

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