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Pronouns and their antecedents   

1) From Grammar Bytes: pronoun exercises

2) Easy (from a4esl.org)

a) Type in the Correct Pronoun (Charles Kelly) - [F] 19 Questions, Flash

b) Pronouns (Charles Kelly) - JavaScript, [M] 19 Questions

c) Pronouns (Vera Mello) - HTML-only

d) Possessive Pronouns (Letitia Bradley) - HTML-only

e) Possessive Adjectives (Barbara Lyons Perez) - HTML-only

f) Object Pronouns (Joan M. Diez) - HTML-only

g) Reflexive Pronouns (Timothy Morrill) - JavaScript, Type in,21 Questions

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3) More difficult: (from a4esl.org)

a) Pronoun Agreement with "Trick Singular" Nouns and Pronouns

b) Pronoun Reference to Nouns

c) Exercise 4: Noun-Pronoun Agreement

d) Exercise 5: Pronoun Agreement with Other Pronouns

e) Exercise 6: Pronoun Reference

f) Noun/Pronoun Agreement: Exercise 1 - Learning Activity

g) noun-pronoun agreement self test