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Correcting Shifts in Pronoun Number and Person

A Grade 12 ELA worksheet focusing on identifying and correcting common errors in pronoun number and person shifts.

Grade 12 ELA GrammarGrammar and MechanicsParts of SpeechPronounsCorrecting Shifts in Pronoun Number and Person
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CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.11-12.1.A

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ELAGrammarPronounsGrade 12Writing
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Correcting Shifts in Pronoun Number and Person

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Read each sentence carefully. Identify any shifts in pronoun number or person and rewrite the sentence to correct the error. If a sentence is correct, write 'Correct'.

1. Everyone should bring their own lunch to the picnic if you want to eat.

2. A student must study diligently if they want to pass the exam.

3. When one travels abroad, you should always carry your passport.

4. The team celebrated their victory, and we were all very proud.

5. Each of the employees expressed their concerns about the new policy.

Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct pronoun that maintains consistency in number and person.

6. If a person wants to succeed,   must be willing to work hard.

7. The company announced that   new product would be released next month.

8. Everyone in the group shared   ideas during the brainstorming session.

9. When you are presenting,   should make eye contact with your audience.

10. Neither of the boys had forgotten   homework.

11. Choose the sentence that demonstrates correct pronoun usage without shifts.

a

A writer should always proofread their work before submitting it.

b

If you want to improve your grades, one must dedicate time to studying.

c

Each participant received a certificate for their efforts.

d

One must be careful not to lose their temper.

Read the following paragraph. Identify and correct any shifts in pronoun number or person. Rewrite the corrected paragraph below.

When a student prepares for college, they often feel overwhelmed. You have to consider applications, essays, and financial aid. One might also worry about leaving home and adjusting to a new environment. It is important for them to remember that many resources are available to help you through this process.