All Out Review: Pronoun Errors

Which pronoun is NOT subjective?

• she

• he

• we

• us

Which pronoun is NOT objective?

• him

• her

• they

• us

Which pronoun can be both SUBJECTIVE and OBJECTIVE?

• you

• him

• he

• them

Choose the sentence that has NO error in terms of pronoun usage.

• The golden book of power is our's.

• The magician stole the rabbit that belonged to Perry and I.

• We have decided that he and his family need to leave.

• Sam and him took the golden orb without looking back.

Choose the sentence that has NO error in terms of pronoun usage.

• You and me need to talk about what is going on.

• His parents, Sarah and him, are busy arguing about their dog.

• We the Martinezes are experiencing a lot of changes in our family.

• Because of the fire, the foreigners Will and him are going home.

Choose the sentence that has NO error in terms of pronoun usage.

• It's scent is so strong.

• It is me.

• Let's keep this secret between you and I.

• There is a monster among us.

Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage.

• For next week's social studies class, either him or me will prepare a report on American Indian vision quests.

• Would you be interested in taking Jimmy and they on the sportfishing cruise this weekend?

• Between you and I, there aren't enough costumes for the actors in All's Well That Ends Well.

• My mother divided the housecleaning chores among Beth, Rainey, and me.

Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage.

• Next to your, my collection of Miles Davis CDs seems insignificant.

• I was flattered by his taking my opinions about politics seriously.

• Surely Jill and her put the cells on the slide.

Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage.

• The people who taught Betsy sign language were them.

• Did you know that the mathematicians who solved the theorem were Eduardo and him?

• Amazingly, after the child fell in front of the gorilla, the enormous animal did not harm him.

Select the sentence that has NO errors in pronoun usage.

• Would your grandfather mind if I sat next to he and your grandmother at the wedding?

• Is that book about mosaics yours, Stanley's, or Anne's?

• Are Josh and him aware that those bantam chicks have decided that Elizabeth is their mother?