Subject vs Object Pronouns

I saw Mr. Brown this morning and gave (Mr. Brown) my homework.

• he

• him

• his

• it

John likes computer games but he doesn’t play (computer games) very often.

• they

• them

• their

• it

Neil Armstrong was born in 1930. (Neil Armstrong) landed on the moon in 1969.

• He

• Him

• His

• It

Penguins don’t live near the North Pole. (Penguins) live near the South Pole.

• They

• It

• Them

• Its

My aunt lives in Toronto but (my aunt) often comes to visit (my family and me).

• she, we

• her, us

• her, we

• she, us

If you have your ticket, you can give (your ticket) to that man over there.

• they

• them

• it

• its

First, my friend and I went shopping. Later, (my friend and I) went home

• us

• we

• our

• ourselves

Where was Sarah? I didn’t see (Sarah) at the party last week.

• she

• hers

• her

• she's

John is a really nice guy. I like (John) a lot.

• he

• him

• his

• hes

The planet Mars has two moons. (The two moons) are both very small.

• They

• Them

• Their

• Theirs