Pronouns: Your Writing Try to picture a perfect world. What kind of food, clothing, shelter, and medical care would people have? What would families, schools and homes, be like? How would people handle birth, mating, old age, and death? What would people do for work or leisure? Freewrite or cluster about your image of a perfect society Organize your ideas into a paragraph. Use the words everybody and nobody at least twice each, underlining them as you go. Look over your paragraph. If you have used any of the following words, please underline them. she, her it, its he, him, his they, them, their If your teacher or study group would like you to develop this exercise into a longer speculative paragraph, please revise it double-spaced on a fresh piece of paper, a word processor, or a class bulletin board.

/* */ CONTENTS MAIN PAGE 13.1 Pretest 13.2 Your Writing 13.3 Recognizing Pronouns 13.4 Finding a Pronoun's Antecedent 13.5 Subject and Object Forms of Pronouns 13.6 Making Pronouns and Antecedents Agree 13.7 Review & Practice Part 1 13.7 Review & Practice Part 2 13.8 Fun With Grammar 13.9 Return to Your Writing 13.10 Mastery Test