Subject and Object Pronouns Work (First)

Subject and Object Pronouns

Practice Problems and Review

Subject Pronouns Include:

I, you, it, we, he, she, and they

Object Pronouns Include:

Me, you, it, them, us, him, and her

Multiple Choice

Jeff bought a used bike and painted _________ red

• it

• him

• them

Multiple Choice

Bruce met ______ at the football game.

• we

• I

• me

Multiple Choice

Lydia and ____________ are going to be in the play.

• me

• I

• us

Multiple Choice

___________ will all meet at my house after the game.

• We

• Them

• Us

Multiple Choice

_________________ decided to hold a meeting tomorrow after school.

• Us

• Them

• They

Multiple Choice

Samantha and _____ made spaghetti for dinner.

• I
• me

Multiple Choice

The pronoun "they" is an object pronoun.

• True
• False

Multiple Choice

The pronoun "us" is a subject pronoun.

• True
• False

Multiple Choice

Sara went to the movies with (she, her).

• she
• her

Multiple Choice

An object pronoun comes after an action verb.

• True
• False

Multiple Choice

A subject pronoun comes before an action verb.

• True
• False

Multiple Choice

(They, Them) are ready to play soccer.

• They
• Them

Multiple Choice

My father always tells (I, me) that I can do anything.

• I
• me

Multiple Choice

What is the subject pronoun?
I think that we are ready for the game.

• for
• game
• the
• I

Multiple Choice

They completed all of their homework.
Does this sentence have a subject or object pronoun?

• Subject Pronoun
• Object Pronoun

Multiple Choice

Don't mess with them.
Does this sentence have a subject or object pronoun?

• Subject Pronoun
• Object Pronoun

Multiple Choice

He bought groceries to eat for dinner.
Does this sentence have a subject or object pronoun?

• Subject Pronoun
• Object Pronoun

Multiple Choice

I went to the mall. 
Does this sentence have a subject or object pronoun?

• Subject Pronoun
• Object Pronoun

Multiple Choice

Subject pronouns can serve as the __________ of a sentence.

• subject
• punctuation

Subject and Object Pronouns

Multiple Choice

HE dreamed he was alone on a deserted island.

• SP

• OP

Multiple Choice

Water completely surrounded HIM.

• SP

• OP

Multiple Choice

The only person standing on the beach was HE.

• SP

• OP

Multiple Choice

Do YOU know what it feels like to be truly lonely?

• SP

• OP

Multiple Choice

IT can be a very eerie feeling.

• SP

• OP

Multiple Choice

An island is filled with living things, even if you can't see THEM.

• SP

• OP

Multiple Choice

Long ago my sister read the book "Swiss Family Robinson" to ME.

• SP

• OP

Multiple Choice

SHE gave the impression that living on an island would be fun.

• SP

• OP

Multiple Choice

The story tells about a shipwrecked family and what happened to THEM.

• SP

• OP

Multiple Choice

THEY weren't alone because pirates also roamed the island.

• SP

• OP