DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the personal pronoun in each sentence. (15 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
2. Determine if the pronoun is a subject pronoun or an object pronoun. (15 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
Pronoun: She fishes almost every weekend.
Type: She fishes almost every weekend.
Pronoun: Dad asked her to the game.
Type: Dad asked her to the game.
Pronoun: Give it to Meagan for erasing the chalkboard.
Type: Give it to Meagan for erasing the chalkboard.
Pronoun: They had been playing chess for hours.
Type: They had been playing chess for hours.
Pronoun: It always rises in the east.
Type: It always rises in the east.
Pronoun: Did Yovani taste it?
Type: Did Yovani taste it?
Pronoun: Kenji told him a funny joke.
Type: Kenji told him a funny joke.
Pronoun: She proudly opened a bank account with money earned from babysitting.
Type: She proudly opened a bank account with money earned from babysitting.
Pronoun: Mom took the water bottle with her.
Type: Mom took the water bottle with her.
Pronoun: We sang the duet in perfect harmony.
Type: We sang the duet in perfect harmony.
Pronoun: With great care, she chose a gift for our best friend.
Type: With great care, she chose a gift for our best friend.
Pronoun: He pushed the shopping cart for his grandmother.
Type: He pushed the shopping cart for his grandmother.
Pronoun: They thundered across the prairie.
Type: They thundered across the prairie.
Pronoun: Mrs. Cuevas quietly told me the sad news.
Type: Mrs. Cuevas quietly told me the sad news.
Pronoun: Have you seen Luke or Dierks?
Type: Have you seen Luke or Dierks?
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the subject pronoun in each sentence. (12 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
2. Determine the function of the subject pronoun. (12 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
*There are exactly THREE of each type.
*Look at the underlined word(s) to help determine its function.
Pronoun: After swimming for hours, he was very tired.
Function: After swimming for hours, he was very tired.
Pronoun: Gary and she want to go to the museum.
Function: Gary and she want to go to the museum.
Pronoun: We taught the students the new computer game.
Function: We taught the students the new computer game.
Pronoun: I will happily call the office tomorrow morning.
Function: I will happily call the office tomorrow morning.
Pronoun: Hiroshi, Ray, and he had been playing chess for hours.
Function: Hiroshi, Ray, and he had been playing chess for hours.
Pronoun: It tastes delicious!
Function: It tastes delicious!
Pronoun: I walk one mile to school every day.
Function: I walk one mile to school every day.
Pronoun: Where are you?
Function: Where are you?
Pronoun: The woman that got married last Saturday was she.
Function: The woman that got married last Saturday was she.
Pronoun: Cheryl, Tanya, and she proudly opened a bank account with money earned from babysitting.
Function: Cheryl, Tanya, and she proudly opened a bank account with money earned from babysitting.
Pronoun: The most tranquil place to be was it, most definitely.
Function: The most tranquil place to be was it, most definitely.
Pronoun: He looked scared when the police officer started walking his direction.
Function: He looked scared when the police officer started walking his direction.
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the object pronoun in each sentence. (12 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
2. Determine the function of the object pronoun. (12 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
*There are exactly THREE of each type.
*Look at the underlined word(s) to help determine its function.
Pronoun: Dad asked her to the game.
Function: Dad asked her to the game.
Pronoun: Kenji told a funny joke to him.
Function: Kenji told a funny joke to him.
Pronoun: Mrs. Yoshida drove Kay, Don, and me to the movie.
Function: Mrs. Yoshida drove Kay, Don, and me to the movie.
Pronoun: Give it to Meagan for erasing the chalkboard.
Function: Give it to Meagan for erasing the chalkboard.
Pronoun: Helen gave him a schedule of the club’s meetings.
Function: Helen gave him a schedule of the club’s meetings.
Pronoun: Mom took Tom and them to the grocery store.
Function: Mom took Tom and them to the grocery store.
Pronoun: In class today, we talked about it.
Function: In class today, we talked about it.
Pronoun: Did you taste it?
Function: Did you taste it?
Pronoun: Kelly showed them the invention.
Function: Kelly showed them the invention.
Pronoun: Mrs. Cuevas quietly told me the sad news.
Function: Mrs. Cuevas quietly told me the sad news.
Pronoun: You can find the cafeteria right by him.
Function: You can find the cafeteria right by him.
Pronoun: Has Richard seen Terry, Rachel, and him?
Function: Has Richard seen Terry, Rachel, and him?