Understanding a Pronoun

He, she, we, It, they, you, we, and who    
are all examples of what types of pronouns?

• indefinite
• possessive
• object
• subject

us, them, me, him, her, you, it, and whom
are all examples of this type of pronouns

• object pronouns
• subject pronouns
• possessive pronouns
• reflexive pronouns

myself, himself, herself, ourselves, yourself, yourselves, themselves, itself
are all types of what kind of pronouns?

• possessive pronouns
• reflexive pronouns
• object pronouns
• indefinite pronouns

mine, yours, hers, his, ours, theirs, its, and whose
are all what types of pronouns?

• indefinite pronouns
• subject pronouns
• object pronouns
• possessive pronouns

all, none, some, several, few, most, someone, somebody, anything, anyone, everyone, everything,
nobody, nothing
are all examples of what type of pronouns?

• indefinite pronouns
• possessive pronouns
• subject pronouns
• object pronouns

Me and my mom went to the store.
The pronoun in blue is incorrect.  What would be the correct choice in order to have the same meaning?

• him
• her
• I
• them

What type of pronouns is highlighted in blue?
They went to Florida over spring break.

• subject pronoun
• object pronoun
• possessive pronoun
• reflexive pronoun

What type of pronoun is highlighted in blue?
Marissa quietly congratulated herself on a job well done.

• object pronoun
• reflexive pronoun
• subject pronouns
• possessive pronoun

What type of pronoun is highlighted in blue?
Michael's grandparents were very proud of him for graduating with an Honor's diploma.

• subject pronoun
• possessive pronouns
• object pronoun
• reflexive pronoun

What type of pronoun is highlighted in blue?
She and Marshall received perfect scores on the English test.

• object pronoun
• possessive pronoun
• reflexive pronoun
• subject pronouns