Grade 11 Term 2 Final Test Grammar Revision

Select the item that correctly describes the use of the underlined pronoun. I think I know who sent this e-mail.

• It is in the objective case and is used as the object of a preposition.

• It is in the nominative case and is used as the subject of a verb.

• It is in the possessive case.

• It is in the nominative case and is used as a predicate nominative.

Choose the item that contains an elliptical clause with a pronoun in the wrong case.

• I like broccoli better than my friend does.

• I like broccoli better than she.

• I like broccoli better than he.

• I like broccoli better than her.

Select the item that contains an error in the use of pronoun case.

• This message is strictly between you and me.

• Like a dream come true, our favorite band played right in front of us!

• Jenna wrote Betty and me directions to her house.

• Their conversation was about you and I.

Select the item that identifies the use of the underlined pronoun. Invite whomever you care to; after all, it's your party.

• It is in the objective case and is used as the direct object.

• It is in the nominative case and is used as the subject of a verb.

• It is in the possessive case.

• It is in the nominative case and is used as a predicate nominative.

Choose the item that contains an elliptical clause with a pronoun in the wrong case.

• We have studied more chapters than them.

• We have studied more chapters than the other class.

• We have studied more chapters than they.

• We have studied more chapters than the others.

Choose the item that contains an elliptical clause with a pronoun in the wrong case.

• Miranda has better costume ideas than anyone else.

• Miranda has better costume ideas than Chris or I.

• Miranda has better costume ideas than they.

• Miranda has better costume ideas than me.

Select the answer that correctly describes the use of the underlined pronoun. Who called for pizza delivery?

• It is in the nominative case and is used as the subject of a verb.

• It is in the objective case and is used as the object of a preposition.

• It is in the nominative case and is used as a predicate nominative.

• It is in the possessive case.

Select the answer that correctly describes the use of the underlined pronoun. Oh, Marie is the one who made that beautiful get-well card!

• It is in the nominative case and is used as the subject of a verb.

• It is in the objective case and is used as the object of a preposition.

• It is in the nominative case and is used as a predicate nominative.

• It is in the possessive case.

Select the answer that correctly describes the use of the underlined pronoun. Don will talk to whomever he chooses.

• It is the nominative case used as the subject of a verb.

• It is the objective case used as a direct object.

• It is the nominative case used as a predicate nominative.

• It is the possessive case.

Choose the item that contains an elliptical clause with a pronoun in the wrong case.

• Miriam is as good a driver as they.

• Miriam is as good a driver as him.

• Miriam is as good a driver as she.

• Miriam is as good a driver as I.