Understanding Subjective and Objective Pronouns

This video tutorial explains how to correctly use subjective and objective pronouns in sentences. It provides examples to illustrate the choice between pronouns like 'I' vs 'Me', 'They' vs 'Them', and 'She' vs 'Her'. By breaking down sentences, the tutorial helps learners identify the correct pronoun usage, ensuring grammatical accuracy.

What are the two types of pronouns discussed in this lesson?

• Singular and Plural

• Subjective and Objective

• Nominative and Accusative

• First and Second Person

In the sentence 'Joyce and I will go shopping', which pronoun is correct?

• Joyce and mine

• Joyce and myself

• Joyce and me

• Joyce and I

Why is 'Joyce and I' the correct choice in the sentence 'Joyce and I will go shopping'?

• Because 'me will go shopping' sounds correct

• Because 'I will go shopping' sounds correct

• Because 'myself will go shopping' sounds correct

• Because 'mine will go shopping' sounds correct

What is the correct pronoun in 'Joyce and ___ will go shopping'?

• I

• Myself

• Me

• Mine

Which sentence is correct?

• Me will go shopping

• Myself will go shopping

• I will go shopping

• Mine will go shopping

In the sentence 'Their friends and they have left', which pronoun is correct?

• Their friends and us

• Their friends and they

• Their friends and them

• Their friends and we

Why is 'they' the correct pronoun in 'Their friends and they have left'?

• Because 'we have left' sounds correct

• Because 'us have left' sounds correct

• Because 'they have left' sounds correct

• Because 'them have left' sounds correct

What is the correct pronoun in 'Their friends and ___ have left'?

• Us

• They

• We

• Them

Which sentence is correct?

• Them have left

• We have left

• Us have left

• They have left

In the sentence 'I saw that she and her brother drove away', which pronoun is correct?

• She and her brother

• Her and her brother

• Herself and her brother

• Himself and her brother