Pronoun Explanation Practice

Liam and Emma were playing in the park. Liam said, "Emma, can ​ (a)   pass the ball to ​ (b)   ?" Which pronouns correctly show that Emma has the ball?

• I

• my

• mine

• you
• me

Sophia has a new bicycle. ​ (a)   is very excited to ride ​ (b)   . Which pronouns correctly complete the sentence?

• She
• Her

• Hers

• They

• it

Oliver and his friends went to the zoo. Oliver said, "Other people have their favorite places to visit, but this is ​ ​ (a)   ." Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

• us

• we

• our
• ours

Lucas found a puppy on the street. ​ (a)   decided to take ​ (b)   home. Which pronouns correctly complete the sentence?

• Its
• they

• them

• it
• He
• We

Emily and Mia were baking cookies. Emily said, "These cookies are for ​ (a)   ." Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

• we

• our

• ours

• us

Noah and Ava are siblings. ​ (a)   love to play video games together. Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

• They
• Them

• Their

• Theirs

Ronaldo couldn't figure out which book belonged to him. Then Ronaldo said, "The book on the floor is​ (a)   ."

• mine
• me
• it
• you

Ethan and his dog went for a walk. Ethan said, "​ (a)   enjoy these walks every morning." Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

• We
• Us

• Our

• Ours

Objects: A(n) ​ (a)   pronoun acts as the ​ (b)   in the sentence and ​ (c)   the action of the verb. 

• possessive case
• subjective case
• objective case
• direct object
• receives
• does
• subject

Subject: A(n) ​ ​ (a)   pronoun acts as the ​ (b)   in the sentence and ​ (c)   the action of the verb. 

• possessive case
• subjective case
• direct object
• receives
• does
• subject