Quiz

1. You use an Ang pronoun when:
   the pronoun is the focus of the sentence
   the sentence is too long
   you've already used all the Sang pronouns
   all of the above

2. You use the Sang pronoun when:
   the pronoun is in Ang form
   the pronoun is not the focus
   the pronoun is conjunctive
   none of the above

3. You use the Sa pronoun when
   the Ang isn't the focus
   the pronoun is receiving something
   the Sang has been sung
   all of the above

4. "Troy gave the apples to me." How would you write "to me" in Ilonggo?
   sila
   ako
   akon
   sa akon

5. There are two different forms of each Sang pronoun. You choose which one to use based on:
   the focus
   whether the pronoun is before or after the verb or noun it's associated with
   the weather
   the person you are speaking to

6. When you use an Ang pronoun, you don't need to label it with:
   Ang

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