Understanding Subject and Object Pronouns

What is the main issue with the sentence 'Him went to the grocery store'?

• It uses a possessive pronoun incorrectly.

• It uses an object pronoun as the subject.

• It uses a plural pronoun incorrectly.

• It uses a subject pronoun as the object.

Which of the following is a subject pronoun?

• Him

• Us

• Me

• They

In the sentence 'You went for a swim', what role does 'you' play?

• Subject pronoun

• Object pronoun

• Reflexive pronoun

• Possessive pronoun

How should the sentence 'Lisa and me ate ice cream' be corrected?

• Lisa and me ate ice cream.

• I and Lisa ate ice cream.

• Me and Lisa ate ice cream.

• Lisa and I ate ice cream.

What is the correct pronoun usage in the sentence 'Grandma gave she and Tom sweaters'?

• Grandma gave him and Tom sweaters.

• Grandma gave they and Tom sweaters.

• Grandma gave she and Tom sweaters.

• Grandma gave her and Tom sweaters.

When faced with multiple subjects, what is a useful strategy to choose the correct pronoun?

• Use 'me' as the subject pronoun.

• Always use 'I' as the subject pronoun.

• Narrow down to one subject to determine the correct pronoun.

• Use the first pronoun that comes to mind.

In the sentence 'John and I went to the rave', why is 'I' used instead of 'me'?

• 'Me' is a possessive pronoun.

• 'I' is an object pronoun.

• 'I' is a subject pronoun.

• 'Me' is a subject pronoun.

What type of pronoun should be used in a prepositional phrase?

• Reflexive pronoun

• Possessive pronoun

• Object pronoun

• Subject pronoun

Which sentence correctly uses pronouns in a prepositional phrase?

• We'll keep this secret between you and I.

• We'll keep this secret between you and me.

• We'll keep this secret between I and you.

• We'll keep this secret between me and I.

Why is 'her' used in the sentence 'Bill threw the lamp at her'?

• 'Her' is a subject pronoun.

• 'Her' is a possessive pronoun.

• 'Her' is an object pronoun.

• 'Her' is a reflexive pronoun.