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ACT Prep

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Pronoun Agreement   Must always agree with the noun to which it refers.  
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Indefinite Pronouns   Anybody, anyone, either, each everybody, everyone, somebody, someone, nobody.  
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Case rule (subject)   If a pronoun is the subject of a sentence it must be expressed as a subject.  
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Case rule (object)   if a pronoun is the object of a sentence it must bbe expressed as an object.  
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CHeck out for pronouns   should the pronoun be singular or plural  
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Indefinite Pronouns   These are words such as each, either, somebody, anyone, everyone, and neither.  
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Pronouns (being used as a subject)   If the prooun is being used as a subject it must be in subject form.  
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Subject Verb Agreement   The verb of sentence must always agree with its subject  
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Singular Pronouns 1   Subject: I, You, He  
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Singular Pronouns 2   Object: Me, You, Him  
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Singular Pronoun 3   Possessive: My mines, You yours, His  
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Singular Pronouns 4   She,her=it Hers= its  
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Plural Pronouns 1   Subject: We, You, They  
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Plural Pronouns 2   Object: Us, you, them  
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Plural Pronouns 3   Possessive: Our, ours you, yours, their, theirs  
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Pronoun Verb Agreement   The Verb must still agree with the subject, even if the subject is just a pronoun.  
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Verb Tense   Tells us when the action of the sentence is taking place (past, present, or future)  
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Present tense   Something happening right now  
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past tense   an action that took place entirely in the past  
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future tense   an action that will take place sometime down the road  
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Present perfect tense   an action that has started in the past but may continue in the future  
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Past perfect tense   an action that happened in the past.  
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Future present tense   completed but not done  
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