Pronoun Quiz Remediation

Names the subject of a verb or is used in the predicate after a linking verb.

• Subjective/Nominative Case

• Objective Case

• Possessive Case

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6.L.CSE.1a

Names the direct object of a verb, the indirect object of a verb, or the object of a preposition.

• Subjective/Nominative Case

• Objective Case

• Possessive Case

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6.L.CSE.1a

Shows possession.

• Subjective/Nominative Case

• Objective Case

• Possessive Case

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6.L.CSE.1a

Reflects, or directs, the action of a verb back on its subject.

• Reflexive Pronoun

• Intensive Pronoun

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6.L.CSE.1a

Used to emphasize the noun or pronoun it is referring to.

• Reflexive Pronoun

• Intensive Pronoun

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6.L.CSE.1a

Complete the sentence with a pronoun in the correct case.

The dog sat down by ____ bowl.

• his, possessive

• his, subjective

• his, nominative

• his, objective

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6.L.CSE.1b

Complete the sentence with a pronoun in the correct case.

I was worried that I wouldn't see ____ missing umbrella again.

• my, subjective

• my, objective

• my, possessive

• my, nominative

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6.L.CSE.1b

Complete the sentence with a pronoun in the correct case.

Latoya's mother told ____ to be home in time for dinner.

• her, subjective

• her, objective

• her, nominative

• her, possessive

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6.L.CSE.1b

Complete the sentence with a pronoun in the correct case.

Billy was late to the movie because ____ misread the start time.

• he, subjective

• he, objective

• he, nominative

• he, possessive

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6.L.CSE.1b

Complete the sentence with a pronoun in the correct case.

The painting is __________, so Tosha and Eric may sell it if they choose to.

• theirs, subjective

• theirs, objective

• theirs, possessive

• theirs, nominative

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6.L.CSE.1b