Pronoun/Antecedent Agreement Worksheet 2

Select a personal pronoun that agrees with the subject of each of these sentences.  Write your answers on the lines to the right.  Some items have more than one correct answer. 

Example: The group has__ meeting here.            its

1.   Anyone can get __ name in the news.   

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2.   None of the checks were cashed;___ finally expired. 

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3.   The chef cut ___ on the thumb while peeling carrots. 

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4.   A person should insure ____ valuables.   

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5.    The family has ___ eye on a new house. 

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6.     The code breakers shared ___ secrets. 

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7.     Everybody has ___ own dreams and goals. 

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8.     One can be happy only if ___ has respect for ___. 

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9.     The senior class wore ___ rings proudly. 

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10.   Children never realize how loud ___ can be. 

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11.    My mother and her sister took ___ vacation together. 

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12.    Either Mike or John wears a patch over ___ eye. 

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13.    All are welcome: ___ just need to call for directions to the party. 

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14.    Neither documentaries nor the news is given enough money by ___ network. 

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15.    San Diego and San Jose get ___ names from Spanish. 

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16.    Either Eleanor Roosevelt or Ellen Wilson is believed to have covered for ___ husband during presidential emergencies. 

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17.    Cars cost more than ___ owners expect them to.  

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18.    Venus and Mars have ___ orbits nearer to Earth than to any other planets.  

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19.     The band starts ___ tour tomorrow night. 

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20.     Any of the candidates could win; ___ are very much alike.  

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