Subjective vs Objective Pronouns

Choose whether the underlined word is being used as a subjective or objective pronoun:

She is my sister.

• subjective (doing action)

• objective (receiving action)

Choose whether the underlined word is being used as a subjective or objective pronoun:

The whole class cheered for me.

• subjective (doing action)

• objective (receiving action)

Choose whether the underlined word is being used as a subjective or objective pronoun:

You left the tv on while I slept!

• subjective (doing action)

• objective (receiving action)

Choose whether the underlined word is being used as a subjective or objective pronoun:

Can you bring me my keys?

• subjective (doing action)

• objective (receiving action)

The teacher selected ​both her and (a)   to receive the award for turnaround student of the year.

• me

• I

..... spends the weekend by joining off-road.

• His

• Himself

• He

• Him

Choose whether the underlined word is being used as a subjective or objective pronoun:

Did Sarah tell you what happened to her this weekend?

• subjective (doing action)

• objective (receiving action)

Choose whether the underlined word is being used as a subjective or objective pronoun:

The lyrics in this song sound like they were written just for us.

• subjective (doing action)

• objective (receiving action)

Choose whether the underlined word is being used as a subjective or objective pronoun: Was the teacher still in her classroom, or had she already left?

• subjective (doing action)

• objective (receiving action)

Choose whether the underlined word is being used as a subjective or objective pronoun: That student is never late because they only have to walk a few doors down during the passing period.

• subjective (doing action)

• objective (receiving action)