ON OBJECTIVE: Choose the correct OBJECTIVE Case pronouns to supply the missing word in sentences and identify its function. 10. He told _____ the secret yesterday.

she - object of the preposition

his - object of the preposition

ON OBJECTIVE: Choose the correct OBJECTIVE Case pronouns to supply the missing word in sentences and identify its function. 11. They are waiting for _____ and _____ at the restaurant.

you and me - object of the preposition

you and I - object of the preposition

ON OBJECTIVE: Choose the correct OBJECTIVE Case pronouns to supply the missing word in sentences and identify its function. 12. I saw _____ at the store this morning.

him - object of the preposition

Cases of Pronoun

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

10 sec • 1 pt

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
1. She gave him a book.

Nominative/

Subjective

Objective

Possessive

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.1.1D

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

10 sec • 1 pt

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
2. He is going to the store.

Nominative/

Subjective

Objective

Possessive

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.1.1D

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

10 sec • 1 pt

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
3. They are playing basketball.

Nominative/

Subjective

Objective

Possessive

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.1.1D

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

10 sec • 1 pt

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
4. This book is mine.

Nominative/

Subjective

Objective

Possessive

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.1.1D

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

10 sec • 1 pt

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
5. He is talking to her.

Nominative/

Subjective

Objective

Possessive

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.1.1D

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

10 sec • 1 pt

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
6. The house with the red door is theirs.

Nominative/

Subjective

Objective

Possessive

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.1.1D

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.
7. The girl dropped the bottle and the bottle broke into pieces.

He/we

Her/it

She/it

They/its

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.1.1D

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Cases of Pronoun

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
1. She gave him a book.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
2. He is going to the store.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
3. They are playing basketball.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
4. This book is mine.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
5. He is talking to her.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
6. The house with the red door is theirs.

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.
7. The girl dropped the bottle and the bottle broke into pieces.

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.
8. Robert and Mark came in late today.

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.
9. My friends and I want to visit different museums in the city.

ON OBJECTIVE: Choose the correct OBJECTIVE Case pronouns to supply the missing word in sentences and identify its function.
10. He told _____ the secret yesterday.

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Cases of Pronoun

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?1. She gave him a book.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?2. He is going to the store.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?3. They are playing basketball.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?4. This book is mine.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?5. He is talking to her.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?6. The house with the red door is theirs.

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.7. The girl dropped the bottle and the bottle broke into pieces.

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.8. Robert and Mark came in late today.

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.9. My friends and I want to visit different museums in the city.

ON OBJECTIVE: Choose the correct OBJECTIVE Case pronouns to supply the missing word in sentences and identify its function.10. He told _____ the secret yesterday.

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ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
1. She gave him a book.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
2. He is going to the store.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
3. They are playing basketball.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
4. This book is mine.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
5. He is talking to her.

ON CASES: What case of pronoun is presented by this statement?
6. The house with the red door is theirs.

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.
7. The girl dropped the bottle and the bottle broke into pieces.

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.
8. Robert and Mark came in late today.

ON NOMINATIVE: Choose the correct NOMINATIVE Case pronouns to replace the underlined words in sentences.
9. My friends and I want to visit different museums in the city.

ON OBJECTIVE: Choose the correct OBJECTIVE Case pronouns to supply the missing word in sentences and identify its function.
10. He told _____ the secret yesterday.