Subject and Object Pronouns |
#1 |
Choose the correct object pronoun: You heard the joke from (me/I) last week. |
Me |
#2 |
Choose the correct object pronoun: Mrs. Wilson congratulated (we/us) on our fine performance. |
us |
#3 |
Look for the error in this sentence. If there is no error, say no error: Chris and me play basketball after school. |
Chris and me -> Chris and I |
#4 |
Look for the error in this sentence. If there is no error, say no error: Two of the best players are Robin and she. |
No error |
#5 |
Choose the correct pronoun and state if it is a subject or object pronoun: Jen told (we/us) a true story about a dolphin. |
us, object pronoun |
Indefinite Pronouns |
#1 |
Choose the correct pronoun: Many of the members would follow (their/his or her) leader anywhere. |
their |
#2 |
Choose the correct pronoun: Anyone knows (they/he or she) can count on Mrs. Leibert for help. |
he or she |
#3 |
Choose the correct pronoun: All of the scientists want more funding for (their/his or her) research. |
their |
#4 |
What is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence? Also choose the correct pronoun that agrees with the indefinite pronoun: No one could send (his/their) family a message. |
Indefinite: No one Pronoun: his |
#5 |
What is the indefinite pronoun in this sentence? Also choose the correct pronoun that agrees with the indefinite pronoun: In 1915, all of the men became trapped with (his/their) ship in the Antarctic ice. |
Indefinite: All Pronoun: their |
Miscellaneous |
#1 |
State the pronoun and its antecedent in this sentence: Then the girls are scared as their lives turn upside down. |
Pronoun: their Antecedent: girls |
#2 |
Choose the correct possessive pronoun or contraction for this sentence: (Its/It's) now possible for schools throughout the world to be linked on the internet. |
It's |
#3 |
What is/are the personal pronoun(s) in this sentence: Its caption says, "He ain't heavy, Father, .. he's m' brother." |
Its, He, He's, m' (my) |
#4 |
Choose the correct pronoun: Today, the teachers told (we/us) students about the science fair. |
us |
#5 |
Choose the correct pronoun: Homeless people, like everyone else, want someplace to call (their/his or her) own. |
their |