The document provides examples of pronoun and clause identification exercises. It contains sample dialogues that require filling in the appropriate personal pronouns. It also contains sentences that must be broken down into their noun phrases, verb phrases, dependent clauses, and independent clauses. The goal is to practice identifying different types of pronouns and clauses within sentences.

1. Pronoun Review
Complete each dialogue by answering back with the use of
appropriate personal pronouns

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3. Kevin is making a lot of noise!
I’ll ask _____ to be
quiet.

4. Please tell Mrs. Eugenio to come in.

5. Have you seen my glasses?

6. Do you eat
strawberries?

7. What is the title of that song?

8. You seem so
happy Mary.

9. Let’s watch the latest Jacki
Chan Film.

10. Is that Erika’s ex-
boyfriend?

11. Are you going
to throw these
empty bottles?

12. My pet
hamster isn’t
playful today.

13. I promise I’m
telling the
truth.

14. I wonder how
it feels like to
fly.

15. What do you
think should I
do first on my
to do list?

18. NOUN PHRASE
VERB PHRASE
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
NOW LET’S TRY THIS

19. DEPENDENT CLAUSE
Although she is intelligent, she rarely
studies.
VERB PHRASE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
NOUN PHRASE

20. DEPENDENT CLAUSE
VERB PHRASE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
NOUN PHRASE
Before you came, the classroom was
in chaos.

21. DEPENDENT CLAUSE
VERB PHRASE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
NOUN PHRASE
Many students who are ESC grantees attended the
conference to thank the officials.

22. DEPENDENT CLAUSE
VERB PHRASE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
NOUN PHRASE
The girl who claimed that she is the
missing heir was sent to prison.

23. DEPENDENT CLAUSE
VERB PHRASE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
NOUN PHRASE
If the weather is good, we can
possibly go to the party.