Objective Case Pronouns

This video tutorial explains the use of objective case pronouns, which are used for direct and indirect objects, objects of prepositions, and subjects of infinitives. It contrasts these with nominative case pronouns and provides examples of both singular and plural forms. The tutorial also offers practical examples and suggests resources for further learning.

What are objective case pronouns primarily used for?

• Conjunctions

• Adjectives

• Direct and indirect objects

• Subjects of sentences

Which of the following is NOT an objective case pronoun?

• Us

• They

• Him

• Me

Where can students find a detailed review of nominative case pronouns?

• englishgrammar.com chapter 1

• englishgrammarhelp.com chapter 2

• englishgrammarhelp.com chapter 1

• englishgrammar.com chapter 2

Which pronoun is used in the singular objective case?

• Me

• Us

• We

• They

In the sentence 'Give the cookie to him,' which word is the objective case pronoun?

• Give

• Cookie

• To

• Him

What is the plural form of the objective case pronoun 'me'?

• They

• Them

• Us

• You

Which pronoun is used for subjects in the nominative case?

• Me

• I

• Us

• Them

What is the objective case pronoun for 'she'?

• It

• Them

• Him

• Her

Which pronoun can be both singular and plural in the objective case?

• You

• They

• We

• It

In the sentence 'They will want those cookies, but you need to give them to them,' which word is the objective case pronoun?

• Want

• They

• Them

• Cookies