Name the direct object in the following sentence: The dog chased the cat.

Which pronoun is in the subjective case?

Which pronoun is in the objective case?

Which sentence is correct?

If you are using “who” in a sentence, then it must be the

If you are using “whomever” in a sentence, then it must be the

If the pronoun is both a subject and an object, then you should use:

The boy ____ ran away is only 12 years old.

Sally, ___ is never on time, arrived 25 minutes late to work.

______ did you call?

The manager plans to reward _______ earns the most tips.

____ called me?

Jenny and _____ are waiting for you outside the theater.

Lay/Lie: Which word always takes a direct object?

Which word never has a direct object?

Owen will ____ down on the floor to watch TV.

Owen, please ____ your backpack on the floor.

Please take the baby from me and ___ her on the floor.

Ted ___ the art project on the counter.

My dog is ___ in front of the fireplace.

I am ____ my clothes out for the morning.

Affect (verb) = to influence or produce a change.

Effect (noun) = the results of a change. There are exceptions.

The pandemic has _____ the job market.

Clowns have the ____ of making me cringe.

How has social media ____ dating on college campuses?

John’s constant criticism has a negative _____ on my mood.

Voting is a good way to ____ change.

EXCEPTION: Effect (verb) = to bring about (click A)

The doctor’s notes said that the boy’s ____ is flat.

EXCEPTION: Affect (noun) = emotions/psychology term (click A)

He broke my heart, so I ______ less if he moves to Kansas.

If we win enough votes, then we can _____ our agenda.

Kayla’s house is only five miles ____ around the bend.

I am feeling more confident in my grammar skills ____ we began this session.

______ I worked late, I overslept and missed my class.

You can do this! Spend many hours preparing. Good luck! (Click A)