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Avoiding shifts in pronoun person and number

6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.6.1.C · England: KS3 English (grammar: Standard English), GCSE English Language (AO6 accuracy)

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  1. Question 1

    Choose the pronoun that stays consistent with the rest of the sentence. My friends and I bought tickets early because ___ didn't want to miss the show.

    • A. we
    • B. they
    • C. you
    • D. I
  2. Question 2

    Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • The student handed in their essays, and he left. • The students handed in his essay. • The students handed in its essays. • The students handed in their essays.

    • A. The student handed in their essays, and he left.
    • B. The students handed in his essay.
    • C. The students handed in its essays.
    • D. The students handed in their essays.
  3. Question 3

    Choose the pronoun that stays consistent with the rest of the sentence. Our class planted trees so that ___ could improve the playground.

    • A. you
    • B. it
    • C. we
    • D. they
  4. Question 4

    Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • The team celebrated their first win, and it went home. • The team celebrated it's first win. • The team celebrated its first win. • The team celebrated its first win, and they went home happy.

    • A. The team celebrated their first win, and it went home.
    • B. The team celebrated it's first win.
    • C. The team celebrated its first win.
    • D. The team celebrated its first win, and they went home happy.
  5. Question 5

    Choose the pronoun that stays consistent with the rest of the sentence. My friends and I bought tickets early because ___ didn't want to miss the show.

    • A. they
    • B. you
    • C. I
    • D. we
  6. Question 6

    Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • When you read late at night, I find it hard to wake up. • When I read late at night, we find it hard to wake up. • When I read late at night, you find it hard to wake up. • When I read late at night, I find it hard to wake up.

    • A. When you read late at night, I find it hard to wake up.
    • B. When I read late at night, we find it hard to wake up.
    • C. When I read late at night, you find it hard to wake up.
    • D. When I read late at night, I find it hard to wake up.
  7. Question 7

    Choose the pronoun that stays consistent with the rest of the sentence. The museum asks visitors to leave ___ bags in the lockers.

    • A. their
    • B. your
    • C. our
    • D. its
  8. Question 8

    Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • When tourists visit the castle, they should book a tour. • When a tourist visits the castle, you should book a tour. • When tourists visit the castle, we should book a tour. • When tourists visit the castle, you should book a tour.

    • A. When tourists visit the castle, they should book a tour.
    • B. When a tourist visits the castle, you should book a tour.
    • C. When tourists visit the castle, we should book a tour.
    • D. When tourists visit the castle, you should book a tour.
  9. Question 9

    Choose the pronoun that stays consistent with the rest of the sentence. If students want to join the club, ___ should sign up by Friday.

    • A. he
    • B. we
    • C. they
    • D. you
  10. Question 10

    Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • The students handed in its essays. • The student handed in their essays, and he left. • The students handed in his essay. • The students handed in their essays.

    • A. The students handed in its essays.
    • B. The student handed in their essays, and he left.
    • C. The students handed in his essay.
    • D. The students handed in their essays.
  11. Question 11

    Choose the pronoun that stays consistent with the rest of the sentence. Our class planted trees so that ___ could improve the playground.

    • A. they
    • B. you
    • C. it
    • D. we
  12. Question 12

    Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • Runners should stretch before they race. • Runners should stretch before we race. • Runners should stretch before you race. • A runner should stretch before you race.

    • A. Runners should stretch before they race.
    • B. Runners should stretch before we race.
    • C. Runners should stretch before you race.
    • D. A runner should stretch before you race.
  13. Question 13

    Choose the pronoun that stays consistent with the rest of the sentence. My friends and I bought tickets early because ___ didn't want to miss the show.

    • A. I
    • B. we
    • C. you
    • D. they
  14. Question 14

    Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • When a tourist visits the castle, you should book a tour. • When tourists visit the castle, you should book a tour. • When tourists visit the castle, they should book a tour. • When tourists visit the castle, we should book a tour.

    • A. When a tourist visits the castle, you should book a tour.
    • B. When tourists visit the castle, you should book a tour.
    • C. When tourists visit the castle, they should book a tour.
    • D. When tourists visit the castle, we should book a tour.
  15. Question 15

    Choose the pronoun that stays consistent with the rest of the sentence. The museum asks visitors to leave ___ bags in the lockers.

    • A. its
    • B. your
    • C. our
    • D. their
  16. Question 16

    Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • If a player arrives late, you will miss the warm-up. • If players arrive late, they will miss the warm-up. • If players arrive late, we will miss the warm-up. • If players arrive late, you will miss the warm-up.

    • A. If a player arrives late, you will miss the warm-up.
    • B. If players arrive late, they will miss the warm-up.
    • C. If players arrive late, we will miss the warm-up.
    • D. If players arrive late, you will miss the warm-up.

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  1. we
  2. The students handed in their essays.
  3. we
  4. The team celebrated its first win.
  5. we
  6. When I read late at night, I find it hard to wake up.
  7. their
  8. When tourists visit the castle, they should book a tour.
  9. they
  10. The students handed in their essays.
  11. we
  12. Runners should stretch before they race.
  13. we
  14. When tourists visit the castle, they should book a tour.
  15. their
  16. If players arrive late, they will miss the warm-up.