Subject, Object and Possessive Pronouns

What is the object pronoun for 'I'?

• me

• my

• myself

• mine

Describe this image using AT LEAST one possessive adjective.

Explain the difference between subject pronouns and object pronouns.

• Subject pronouns refer to inanimate objects, while object pronouns refer to people.

• Subject pronouns come after the verb, while object pronouns come before the verb.

• Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence, while object pronouns are used as the object of a verb or preposition.

• Subject pronouns are used for objects, while object pronouns are used for subjects.

In the sentence 'Isabella gave me her book', identify the object pronoun.

• me

• him

• they

• us

When should possessive pronouns be used instead of possessive adjectives?

• When the noun being possessed is unknown

• When the noun being possessed is plural

• When the noun being possessed is already known or implied.

• When the noun being possessed is a proper noun

Which pronoun could be used as the subject in the sentence 'The surfers are going to the beach'?

• She

• He

• It

• They

Give an example of a sentence using a possessive pronoun.

• Their is a cat in the yard.

• We is going to the park.

• That is his car.

• She are going to the store.

Identify the "hidden" subject pronoun in the sentence 'Pedro is playing football'.

• It

• She

• He

• We

How would you use the possessive adjective 'your' in a sentence?

• You should take your umbrella with you.

• Your umbrella is needed.

• Take your umbrella with you.

• Your umbrella is in the car.

What is the object pronoun for 'we'?

• our

• us

• they

• them