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Indicate the case for each of the following pronouns.  Some pronouns may have more than one case.
"his"

• nominative
• objective
• possessive
• objective and nominative

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Which sentence is incomplete

• As I was running into the kitchen yesterday.
• I drove home.
• Please leave now.
• I willed him to leave the room.

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Ate a delicious meal with his family.

• Complete Sentence
• Run-On
• Fragment

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I was ________ cold at recess today. The temperature was 43 degrees.

• to 
• too
• two

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They bought __________ bottles of water.

• to
• too
• two

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Robert wants to visit the planetarium again.

• Me
• I
• They
• He

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Select the correct homophone.
I have very little (patience/patients) when students do not follow directions. 

• patience
• patients

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You _______ read the washing machine instructions carefully or you will ruin your clothes.

• CAN

• MUST

• MAY

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Piper can have some candy if _________ is any left.

• there

• their

• they're

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AJ! Go sit in the desk over ________.

• there

• their

• they're

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