Pronouns - Bow Valley College

In the following sentences, circle numerical pronouns, cross out numerical
adjectives, (three people), and underline personal pronouns.
1. Of the ten people who were invited, only four came.
2. Three boys ran the race: the first was Paul; the second was Alan; and the
third was Ricky.
3. One the tenth day of the vacation, five of them visited New York.
4. The Earth is surrounded by millions of stars.
5. The first girl in the class is Elenor; the second is Anna.
Demonstrative Pronouns
This group (this, that, these, and those) "demonstrate" or point out a specific
person or thing.
This is my oak chopping board.
Those are the muxhrooms I like.
Note: You must double-check all four words. If they come before nouns, they
are adjectives, not pronouns: this spinach, those apples.
Use this (singular) and these (plural) for things close to you and that (singular)
and those (plural) for things farther away.