Subjective Pronouns

This video tutorial explains the concept of pronouns, focusing on subjective case pronouns. It covers the role of pronouns in replacing nouns and their function in sentences. The tutorial emphasizes the use of subjective pronouns, which perform the action of the verb, and provides strategies for choosing the correct pronoun in compound subjects. Through examples and practice sentences, viewers learn to identify and use subjective pronouns correctly.

What is the primary function of subjective pronouns in a sentence?

• To describe a noun

• To receive the action of the verb

• To perform the action of the verb

• To show ownership

Which of the following is a subjective pronoun?

• They

• Me

• Ours

• Him

In the sentence 'Elena and ___ enjoy bike riding,' which pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

• He

• Me

• Him

• Us

When dealing with compound subjects, what strategy can help determine the correct pronoun?

• Use the pronoun that comes first alphabetically

• Always use 'me' for compound subjects

• Cross off the other part of the subject and read the pronoun alone

• Use the pronoun that sounds best

In the sentence 'If the rain holds off, ___ will have the ceremony outside,' which pronoun is correct?

• Them

• We

• They

• Us

Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence: '___ will be attending the concert'?

• Who

• Whom

• Them

• Us

Which of the following lists contains only subjective pronouns?

• I, we, she, he

• Me, him, her, us

• Mine, yours, theirs, ours

• Myself, yourself, himself, herself