Personal Pronouns: Subject vs. Object Explained

This video tutorial from Tutoring Hour covers the basics of replacing nouns with pronouns, identifying personal pronouns, and differentiating between subject and object pronouns. It provides examples using sentences to illustrate how pronouns can replace nouns to avoid repetition and maintain a natural flow in writing. The video also includes a brief overview of a field day event to contextualize the use of pronouns. Viewers are encouraged to practice these concepts on tutoringhour.com.

What is the purpose of a personal pronoun?

• To describe actions

• To emphasize the noun it replaces

• To introduce new nouns

• To replace a noun or nouns in a sentence

Which pronoun would you use to replace 'the teachers' when they are the subject of the sentence?

• They

• It

• He

• She

What pronoun is used for a male subject?

• She

• It

• He

• They

What pronoun replaces a singular, inanimate subject?

• It

• She

• He

• They

Which pronoun is used to refer to oneself?

• He

• I

• Me

• You

Which pronoun can be used as both singular and plural?

• They

• You

• We

• It

What pronoun do you use to refer to a group including yourself?

• We

• Us

• Them

• They

Which pronoun is appropriate for a singular object receiving an action?

• Me

• Us

• Them

• It

Which pronoun would replace 'the ball' when it is the object of the sentence?

• He

• It

• They

• Her

What pronoun would replace 'Gina and Bella' as objects in a sentence?

• Them

• Us

• He

• She