Grammar U5W2

Unit 5 Week 2
Subject Pronouns

By Valarie Flores

​Subject Pronouns

• A subject pronoun is used as the subject of a sentence:
  They love to go camping.

• Singular subject pronouns are I, you, he, she, and it:
  She works at the theater.

• Plural subject pronouns are we, you, and they:
  We have school on Tuesday.

Multiple Choice

My friend Ted and____ started a lawn service.

• me

• I

Multiple Choice

____made a list of all the services we will offer.

• We

• Us

Multiple Choice

____am good at raking and cleaning up.

• Me

• I

Multiple Choice

____is good at planting and weeding.

• He

• Him

Multiple Choice

We asked the Smiths, “Would____ like our help?”

• you

• them

Multiple Choice

____signed up for a one month trial.

• They

• Them

​Pronouns

• An object pronoun can take the place of an object noun. Singular object pronouns are me, you, him, her, and it:
  That color suits you.

• Plural object pronouns are us, you, and them:
  We picked them up.

• Another pronoun is the reciprocal pronoun. There are two: each other and one another:
  We gave each other gifts.

Multiple Choice

Dad helped____ build a treehouse.

• we

• us

Multiple Choice

I hope_____ can come see it.

• you

• we

Multiple Choice

I asked____ to help me clean up.

• she

• her

Multiple Choice

We can____ help put away the tools.

• he

• him

Multiple Choice

Mom saw____ reading a book.

• they

• them

Multiple Choice

Marcus went to the store with_____ .

• I

• me

​Pronouns

• Use subject pronouns I, you, he, she, it, we, and they as the subject of a sentence or to replace subject nouns.
• Use object pronouns me, you, him, her, it, us, and them to replace object nouns.
• A present-tense verb must agree with its subject pronoun.
• Add -s or -es to most present-tense action verbs when using singular pronouns he, she, and it. Do not add -s or -es to a presenttense action verb when using plural pronouns we, you, and they.