Pronouns: Three Interesting Cases

Pronouns: Three Interesting Cases

​Pages 163-166

By James McNeal

​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3KEQQqD8F0

What are Pronouns?

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Pronouns refer to either a noun that has already been mentioned or to a noun that does not need to be named specifically.

Pronouns to make sentences clearer, less awkward, and smoother.

Multiple Choice

To complete our Egyptian mummy costumes, Lou Ellen and __________ bought a 12 pack of toilet paper.

• I
• me
• myself

Multiple Choice

Grandma asked my brother and __________ to buy cherry cough drops while we were at the drugstore. 

• I
• me
• myself

Multiple Choice

Our boss called both Shane and __________, hoping that we would work an extra shift that evening. 

• I
• me
• myself

Multiple Choice

Loretta and __________ prefer plain cheese pizza.

• she
• her
• us
• them

Multiple Choice

It is important to Julie and __________ that Dad offers a vegetarian alternative to the pork fest that is his current menu for the family reunion picnic.

• he
• they
• him
• we

Multiple Choice

Although Dr. Grayson shot us several stern looks, Tawana and __________ continued knitting during the boring lecture on the French Revolution. 

• we
• us
• them
• him

Multiple Choice

Just between you and __________, Selena should dump Fred the nose picker and date that cute track star in our chemistry class.

• I
• me
• the door man

Multiple Choice

On our afternoon walk at the lake, __________ met Jake, a bloodhound with droolsicles dripping from his jowls. 

• me and Oreo
• Oreo and I
• Oreo and her
• Oreo and myself

Multiple Choice

We don’t care if you feel superior eating a healthy spinach salad for lunch. __________ are happier splitting this sausage and mushroom pizza. 

• Me and Waldo
• Waldo and him
• Waldo and I
• Waldo and her

Multiple Choice

We don’t care if you feel superior eating a healthy spinach salad for lunch. __________ are happier splitting this sausage and mushroom pizza. 

• Me and Waldo
• Waldo and him
• Waldo and I
• Waldo and her

Multiple Choice

It was _________ on the phone.

• She

• Her

• Waldo

Multiple Choice

Jack and (. ) decided to go out to dinner.

• I

• Me

Multiple Choice

Are mark and ( ) traveling together to the meeting.

• him

• he

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct pronoun in nominative, objective or possessive case.

This is mine not ______________.

• you

• yours

• your

Multiple Choice

The four types of pronouns are ___.

• subjective, objective, possessive, reflexive 
• subjective, objective, singular, plural
• common, proper, abstract, concrete 
• action, linking, helping, irregular 

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