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

• nominative
• objective
• possessive
• possessive and objective

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

• nominative
• objective
• possessive
• possessive and nominative

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What tense means right now?

• past
• present
• future
• none of the above

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Lydia WAS TELLING her friends about her plans for a sleepover on Saturday.

• present progressive
• past progressive
• future progressive

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

• to 
• too
• two

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Choose the correct option:
It's the first time ... a jeep.

• I drive
• I has driven
• I'm driving
• I've driven

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That is __________ pencil.

• you're

• your

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The geese _________________________ on the pond.

• was paddling

• is paddling

• were paddling

• are paddling

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Is this a run on?

That was easy to fix they walked up the trail.

• run on

• correct

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Where are Mary and Carlos ? Didn´t you Invite ___?

• Us

• Me

• they

• them

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