Pronouns

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• My name

• Her name

• His name

• our name

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I'm hungry. I want ____ to eat.

• SOMETHING
• ANYTHING

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I don't know ____ about her.

• SOMETHING
• ANYTHING

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I have ____ important to do today. 

• SOMETHING
• ANYTHING

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I went to the supermarket, but I didn't buy ____.

• SOMETHING
• ANYTHING

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He's very kind. ____ loves him.

• Everybody
• Everything
• Everywhere

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Let's go ____ together in the evening.

• somebody
• something
• somewhere

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She didn't tell ____ the truth.

• anybody

• anything

• anywhere

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The book was very interesting but ____ liked it.

• nobody
• nothing
• nowhere

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I didn't do ____ at school today.

• anybody
• anything
• anywhere

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The test is so easy that ____ can pass it.

• anyone
• anything
• anywhere

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____ called you yesterday.

• Someone
• Something
• Somewhere

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I think I know ____ about him.

• everybody
• everything
• everywhere

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I stayed at home. I didn't go ____ last weekend.

• anybody
• anything
• anywhere

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I met the woman...husband is a famous actor.

• who

• whom

• whose

• which

• where

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He liked the girl...he met at the school.

• who

• whom

• whose

• which

• where

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Subjective or objective: She is going to ace this test

• subjective

• objective

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Subjective or objective: He did amazing because he studied.

• subjective

• objective

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Subjective or objective: The students gave him a hard time.

• subjective

• objective

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Subjective or objective: They are afraid of the monster.

• Subjective

• objective

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The teacher told him "good work."

• Subjective

• Objective

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We found a friend at the park.

• Subjective

• Objective

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Subjective or objective: The cats played with it.

• Subjective

• objective

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Subjective or objective: Will you give the ball to her?

• subjective

• objective

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Subjective or objective: The boy scared him by jumping and saying, "Boo!"

• Subjective

• Objective

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Which sentence has a subjective pronoun?

• Charlie is a good student.

• I am going to a concert tomorrow.

• The teacher read to her class.

• The dog ate it off of the table.

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Identify the sentence with a possessive pronoun.

• You asked for an Xbox for Christmas.

• Paul gave the uniform to the basketball coach.

• Sam read it while he waited for the bus.

• The girl brought her dog to the park.

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Identify the possessive pronoun in this sentence.

Her sister works at a hospital in Boston and she helps people who are sick.

• at

• she

• Her

• who

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Identify the objective pronoun in this sentence.

Boats enter it through a canal after they have raised the water level.

• it

• and

• they

• through

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Identify the sentence with a possessive pronoun.

• The family ordered a pizza and they ate it for dinner.

• She scored in the last second of the game.

• The fire was spreading until he doused it with water.

• They trained their cat to roll over.

Subjective Pronouns

• These are pronouns used in the SUBJECT of the sentence. The subject is WHO or WHAT is doing the action.

• For example: "I went to the store."

• You wouldn't say: "Me went to the store."

Objective Pronouns

• Objective pronouns are used in the object of the sentence. The object is WHO or WHAT is being acted on.

• For example: “My mother bought me new clothes for school.”

• You wouldn't say: "My mother bought I new clothes for school."

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What is a pronoun?

• A literary device.
• A word or that is used to take the place of one or more nouns.
• An action word.

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Find the pronoun in the following sentence: I love language arts class!

• love
• class
• language
• I

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Xavier secretly admitted to his classmates that Mrs. Walker was his favorite teacher.

What is the antecedent for his?

• classmates
• Mrs. Walker
• teacher
• Xavier

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What is the antecedent of the pronoun "their"?
Students should go to their classes prepared.

• Students
• should
• classes
• prepared

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Emma and Priscilla made a 100 on their tests.
What is the antecedent for their?

• tests
• Emma
• Emma and Priscilla
• Priscilla

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What kind of nouns are used to name a general type of person, place or thing?

• proper nouns

• common nouns

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“Kris” is a good teacher. The word “Kris” is what type of nouns?

• Common noun

• Proper noun

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Kate's favorite food is biko because ___ is yummy.

• She

• He

• It

• I

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Whenever students are under a great deal of stress, _____ often stop studying.

• he or she
• they
• them
• we

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I myself purchased the book. (What type of pronoun is myself?)

• subjective

• objective

• possessive

• intensive

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The dog went out with her to the barn. (What type of pronoun is her?)

• subjective

• objective

• possessive

• intensive

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That book was hers.

• subjective

• objective

• possessive

• intensive

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Which is an example of a common noun

• Mr. Peabody

• teacher

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Which is an example of a proper noun

• Mr. Peabody

• teacher

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Sarah ... a nice book.

• has

• have

• is

• does

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They ... a car.

• are

• have

• has

• is

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... go to school.

• She

• He

• It

• I