Nominative and Objective Case Pronouns

Me, Us, and Them are ___________ pronouns.

• nominative case

• possessive case

• objective case

I, she, he, and they are _________ case pronouns.

• nominative case

• possessive case

• objective case

Mine, your, its are examples of __________ pronouns.

• possessive

• objective

• subjective

A predicate nominative: (check all that apply)

• is always in the nominative case (ex. I, he, she, they)

• is always a noun or a pronoun

• always comes AFTER A LINKING VERB (usually at the end of the sentence)

• explains / identifies the subject of the verb

• usually sounds awkward / would sound better if we reordered the sentence to put it at the beginning

Joe Curtis and ________ are going to the game together.

• she

• her

"It was _________!" cried the jewel thief.

• I

• me

Robin and (me, I) made a decision.

• me

• I

Sam went with Allison and ________ to the mall.

• I

• me

Either ____________ or Emily will present the speech in class.

• her

• she

Please keep this secret between you and (me, I).

• me

• I

Tags

CCSS.L.1.1D

CCSS.L.3.1A