Pronouns

Pronouns

Personal and

Interrogative Pronouns

Multiple Choice

Russel is a friendly boy.

He easily gets along with other people.

What is kind of word is "he"?

• describing word

• pronoun

Multiple Choice

Pronouns are words used to ________ nouns or naming words.

• erase

• change

• replace

Personal Pronouns

• I

• you

• he

• she

• it

• we

• they

Multiple Choice

What pronoun should be used?

• She

• They

Multiple Choice

What pronoun should be used for the dog?

• He

• It

Multiple Choice

What pronoun should be used?

(Talking to Jack and Jill)

I think ___________ are funny.

• You

• She

Multiple Select

What are the other pronouns in this list?

• she

• us

• there

• we

• them

Personal Pronouns

(Subject)

• Mom and dad went to work.

• They went to work

• Subject pronouns are used to replace subject naming words.

• Used in the naming part or 1st part of the sentence.

Personal Pronouns

(Object)

• Mom and dad gave my sister a gift.

• Mom and dad gave her a gift.

• Object pronouns are used to replace object naming words.

• Used in the Telling Part or 2nd part of the sentence.

Multiple Choice

(You are talking to your neighbor, Ana.)

Hi, Ana! My cousins came to visit me. Would you like to meet ____?

• her

• them

• they

Multiple Choice

They teacher gave ____ (you and everyone) extra assignment today.

• me

• them

• us

Interrogative Pronouns

Interrogative Pronouns are pronouns used to ask questions.

Who, whose and whom are interrogative pronouns that ask for names of persons.

Who

We use who when the answer is the subject of the verb.

Example:

Who sang the loudest? She sang the loudest.

Who is the class president? Ramon is the class president.

Whom

We use whom when the answer is the object or receiver of the verb.

Examples:

Whom is she talking to? She is talking to Philip.

Whom did you see? I saw Peter.

Multiple Choice

_____ cooked this spaghetti?

• Who

• Whom

Multiple Choice

________ did Jada give the cake?

• who

• whom

Multiple Choice

For ________ are those flower?

• who

• whom

Whose

We use whose when we want to ask about who owns something.

Examples:

Whose is this house?

Whose car did you ride going here?

_{Important!!! Whose is different from who's}

_{Who's = Who is}

_{Example: "Who's that?" is the same as "Who is that?"}

Multiple Choice

____ told you to go outside?

• Who

• Whom

• Whose

Multiple Choice

____ jacket is color purple?

• Who

• Whom

• Whose

Multiple Choice

____ team is the best?

• Who's

• Whose

• Whom

What

What is an interrogative pronoun that asks for names of things.

Examples:

What is the time?

What is your cat’s name?

Which

Which is an interrogative pronoun that asks for a specific person or thing from a group.

Examples:

Which of these bags is yours?

Which of them is the shortest?

Multiple Choice

_______ do you like among these fruits, apple, orange or bananas?

• Which

• Who

• Whom

Multiple Choice

_______ is the capital of the Philippines?

• Who

• Whose

• What

Multiple Choice

______ birthday is it today?

• Whose

• Who's

• Which

Multiple Choice

_____ that boy sleeping under the tree?

• Whose

• Who's

• Whom