Unit 3 Pronouns Part 1 Lesson 1-6

Unit 3 Pronouns Part 1

Lesson 1-6

​Lesson 1: Personal Pronouns

Pronouns take the place of a noun

Multiple Choice

identify the personal pronoun:

I told Jason about the election.

• I

• told

• Jason

• the

Multiple Select

identify the personal pronouns:

He had asked my sister about it.

• had

• he

• sister

• it

Multiple Choice

Identify the personal pronoun:

Civics insterests my sister and me.

• interests

• sister

• and

• me

Lesson 2: Personal Pronouns

• first person: refers to the person speaking

  • I, me, mine

  • we, use, ours

• second person: refers to the person spoken to

  • you, yours

• third person: refers to the person, place, or thing spoken about

  • he, him, his, she, her, hers, it, its

  • they, them, theirs

Multiple Choice

We used a variety of materials.

• first person

• second person

• third person

Multiple Choice

She used sunflowers seeds in a mosaic.

• first person

• second person

• third person

Multiple Choice

What art materials do you like to use?

• first person

• second person

• third person

Multiple Choice

The colorful paper is his.

• first person

• second person

• third person

Multiple Choice

Alaina gave the paint to us.

• first person

• second person

• third person

​Lesson 3: Singular and Plural Pronouns

singular pronouns: refer to one person place, or thing

plural pronouns: refer to more than one person place, or thing

Multiple Choice

The teacher told us some tips for recycling.

• singular

• plural

Multiple Choice

She gave us some simple rules.

• singular

• plural

Multiple Choice

They told us to put plastic in recycling bins.

• singular

• plural

​Lesson 4: Subject Pronouns

• pronouns used as subjects

  • I

  • You

  • We

  • He

  • She

  • It

  • They

Multiple Choice

Replace the underlined noun with a subject pronoun:

Steve asked about ice-age animals.

• he

• him

• his

Multiple Choice

Replace the underlined noun with a subject pronoun:

The saber toothed tiger had teeth seven inches long.

• it

• them

• his

Multiple Choice

Replace the underlined noun with a subject pronoun:

Simon and I asked about mastodons

• we

• us

• its

• they

Lesson 5: Compound Subjects

• Two or more nouns or subject pronouns used as the subject of a sentence

  • they are connected by and or or

• Subject pronouns:

  • I

  • You

  • He

  • She

  • It

  • They

Anna and Hector went to the city (uses two nouns)

Anna and he went to the city. (uses one noun and one pronoun)

She and he went to the city. (uses two pronouns)

What is another way we can write this sentence using one noun and one pronoun?

Examples of Compound Subjects

​Subject Pronouns

• I

• You

• We

• He

• She

• It

• They

Subject | Subject

Multiple Choice

What is the compound subject of the sentence?

My mother and I talked with the travel agent.

• I

• with the travel agent

• My mother and I

• my, I

Multiple Choice

What is the subject pronoun in the sentence?

My mother and I talked with the travel agent.

• I

• with the travel agent

• My mother and I

• my, I

Multiple Choice

What is the compound subject of the sentence?

She and he arranged for plane tickets.

• She, he

• he arranged

• She and he

• for

Multiple Choice

What are the subject pronouns in the sentence?

She and he arranged for plane tickets.

• She, he

• he arranged

• She and he

• for

Using correct subject pronouns

It is important to remember to use subject pronouns in the subject of the sentence, not other pronouns

For example:

Stella and I flew in a plane (correct)

Stella and me flew in a plane (incorrect)

​Subject Pronouns

• I

• You

• We

• He

• She

• It

• They

Subject | Subject

Multiple Choice

My family and ______ took a boat ride.

• I

• me

Multiple Choice

____ and the other tourists saw the Statue of Liberty

• We

• Us

Multiple Choice

_____ and _____ told us about the statue's history.

• He and she

• He and them

• Her and him

• She and we

Multiple Choice

The other tourists and ____ learned a lot.

• I

• me

Lesson 6: Object Pronouns

• Object pronouns are used as direct objects

  • direct objects recieve the action of the verb

• Object pronouns:

  • me

  • you

  • him, her, it

  • us

  • them

Multiple Choice

What is the object pronoun in this sentence:

Cami and I invited her to the game.

• and

• I

• invited

• her

Multiple Choice

What is the object pronoun in this sentence:

The game entertained us.

• the

• game

• entertained

• us

Multiple Choice

What is the object pronoun in this sentence:

The team won it.

• the

• team

• won

• it

Multiple Choice

replace the underlined noun with an object pronoun:

Matt told Sarah about the game.

• her

• she

• they

• you

Multiple Choice

replace the underlined noun with an object pronoun:

The fans cheered for the players.

• him

• them

• they

• us

Multiple Choice

replace the underlined noun with an object pronoun:

Mom helped Sheila and me make a poster.

• us

• them

• we

• she