Pronoun Case: Lesson One Review

Pronoun Case: Lesson One Review

Poll

Do you feel like you understand this concept after our first lesson?

• Yes, completely.

• Pretty much.

• Not yet, but I will with some practice.

• Totally lost.

The Nominative Case

• Function as SUBJECTS or PREDICATE NOUN

• SINGULAR: I, He, She, You

• PLURAL: We, They

• Other: who

Multiple Choice

Meg and (me, I) went to the school football game last night.

• me

• I

Multiple Choice

(He and I, Him and me) went for a jog last night after dinner.

• He and I

• Him and me

Multiple Choice

Ted found that neither Don nor (he, him) had enough money.

• he

• him

Multiple Choice

(Us, We) had the best time of our lives last weekend.

• Us

• We

Multiple Choice

Student council president should have been (she, her).

• she

• her

Multiple Choice

The three winners were Mallory, Chris, and (I, me).

• I

• me

Multiple Choice

The girls in the back row were Melissa and (she, her).

• she

• her

Poll

On scale of 1-5, how well do you understand this concept?

1 (lowest) to 5 (highest)

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5