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Across 3. Interrogative pronoun used as a subject; can be replaced with "he/she" 4. Singular or plural 6. Punctuation mark that is always found in a possessive noun, but never found in a possessive pronoun 8. Third person singular, masculine, possessive personal pronoun 11. Type of pronoun that directs the action of the verb back to the subject; always end in self or selves. 13. Basic function of a pronoun 14. who, whom, what, which, whose 17. Referring to the person speaking 18. Type of pronoun that shows ownership 20. The other part of speech that demonstrative and indefinite pronouns can be. 21. All, anyone, everybody, everything, few, many, nobody 22. Masculine, feminine, or neuter 23. A singular reflexive/intensive pronoun ends in this 24. Another word for function

Down 1. Pronouns must ________________ agree with their antecedents in number and gender. 2. Noun or pronoun replaced by a pronoun 3. Interrogative pronoun used as an object; can be replaced with "him/her" 5. Referring to the person spoken about 7. This, that, these, those 9. Referring to the person spoken to 10. To go together 12. Third person, singular, neuter, possessive personal pronoun 15. Type of pronoun that introduces a subordinate clause 16. Type of pronoun that emphasizes another noun or pronoun in the sentence; always ends in self or selves 18. Part of speech that replaces a noun or pronoun 19. A plural reflexive/intensive pronoun ends in this