#GRAMMAR 2.5 REDO

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PART 1 of 2
DIRECTIONS:
1. Choose the pronoun in parentheses that best completes each sentence. (13 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
          *Look at the underlined word(s) to help determine its function.

2. Determine if the pronoun is a subject pronoun or an object pronoun. (13 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.

Sentence #1: The team chose Chun as its captain rather than choosing a freshman, (he, him).	

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Pronoun: The team chose Chun as its captain rather than choosing a freshman, (he, him).

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Type: The team chose Chun as its captain rather than choosing a freshman, (he, him).

Sentence #2: The waitress served (I, me), a paying customer, the wrong entrée.	

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Pronoun: The waitress served (I, me), a paying customer, the wrong entrée.

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Type: The waitress served (I, me), a paying customer, the wrong entrée.

Sentence #3: The only applicants who met the qualifications were Candy and (I, me), honor roll students.		

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Pronoun: The only applicants who met the qualifications were Candy and (I, me), honor roll students.

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Type: The only applicants who met the qualifications were Candy and (I, me), honor roll students.

Sentence #4: The banquet included famous guests, Archie Griffin, Steve Young, and (he, him).	

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Pronoun: The banquet included famous guests, Archie Griffin, Steve Young, and (he, him).

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Type: The banquet included famous guests, Archie Griffin, Steve Young, and (he, him).

Sentence #5: The results of the poll elated Paul as much as it did for (she, her), a first-time voter.	

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Pronoun: The results of the poll elated Paul as much as it did for (she, her), a first-time voter.

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Type: The results of the poll elated Paul as much as it did for (she, her), a first-time voter.

Sentence #6: Several people took advantage of the offer besides the regulars, Chuck and (she, her).	

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Pronoun: Several people took advantage of the offer besides the regulars, Chuck and (she, her).

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Type: Several people took advantage of the offer besides the regulars, Chuck and (she, her).

Sentence #7: The entire student body cheered the runners, Maria and (he, him), to victory.	

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Pronoun: The entire student body cheered the runners, Maria and (he, him), to victory.

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Type: The entire student body cheered the runners, Maria and (he, him), to victory.

Sentence #8: The nod went to Gary rather than going to (she, her), the president.	

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Pronoun: The nod went to Gary rather than going to (she, her), the president.

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Type: The nod went to Gary rather than going to (she, her), the president.

Sentence #9: Miklos, (he, him), is saving money for basketball camp.	

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Pronoun: Miklos, (he, him), is saving money for basketball camp.

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Type: Miklos, (he, him), is saving money for basketball camp.

Sentence #10: Three of the players, Adzo, Alejandra, and (I, me), scored in the double digits.	

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Pronoun: Three of the players, Adzo, Alejandra, and (I, me), scored in the double digits.

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Type: Three of the players, Adzo, Alejandra, and (I, me), scored in the double digits.

Sentence #11: Deciding which article to run was difficult for the editors, Joel and (she, her).		

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Pronoun: Deciding which article to run was difficult for the editors, Joel and (she, her).

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Type: Deciding which article to run was difficult for the editors, Joel and (she, her).

Sentence #12: Of the three boys we know, Ito, Cal, and (he, him), the most popular is Ito.	

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Pronoun: Of the three boys we know, Ito, Cal, and (he, him), the most popular is Ito.

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Type: Of the three boys we know, Ito, Cal, and (he, him), the most popular is Ito.

Sentence #13: (She, Her), a professional athlete, holds clinics for our school every summer.	

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Pronoun: (She, Her), a professional athlete, holds clinics for our school every summer.

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Type: (She, Her), a professional athlete, holds clinics for our school every summer.

PART 2 of 2
DIRECTIONS:
1. Choose the pronoun in parentheses that best completes each sentence. (12 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.

2. Determine if the pronoun is a subject pronoun or an object pronoun. (12 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.

Sentence #1: Both of the game’s stars, Sanjay and (he, him), were playing with injuries.	

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Pronoun: Both of the game’s stars, Sanjay and (he, him), were playing with injuries.

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Type: Both of the game’s stars, Sanjay and (he, him), were playing with injuries.

Sentence #2: Kaleena upset (he, him), a wimp, with her catty remarks.	

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Pronoun: Kaleena upset (he, him), a wimp, with her catty remarks.

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Type: Kaleena upset (he, him), a wimp, with her catty remarks.

Sentence #3: Pablo saw two people, Anita and (I, me), at the movies.	

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Pronoun: Pablo saw two people, Anita and (I, me), at the movies.

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Type: Pablo saw two people, Anita and (I, me), at the movies.

Sentence #4: We spoke to the artists, Mr. Santiago and (him, he), about their work.	

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Pronoun: We spoke to the artists, Mr. Santiago and (him, he), about their work.

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Type: We spoke to the artists, Mr. Santiago and (him, he), about their work.

Sentence #5: Tell the co-captains, Robin and (she, her), what you learned about the equipment.	

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Pronoun: Tell the co-captains, Robin and (she, her), what you learned about the equipment.

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Type: Tell the co-captains, Robin and (she, her), what you learned about the equipment.

Sentence #6: Hakim did more work for the recycling project than the leader, (her, she), did.	

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Pronoun: Hakim did more work for the recycling project than the leader, (her, she), did.

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Type: Hakim did more work for the recycling project than the leader, (her, she), did.

Sentence #7: (Us, We) Salazar sisters always stick together when things get tough!	

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Pronoun: (Us, We) Salazar sisters always stick together when things get tough!

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Type: (Us, We) Salazar sisters always stick together when things get tough!

Sentence #8: The two girls, Becca and (she, her), asked if they could give their presentation first.		

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Pronoun: The two girls, Becca and (she, her), asked if they could give their presentation first.

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Type: The two girls, Becca and (she, her), asked if they could give their presentation first.

Sentence #9: Stand between your friends, David and (him, he).		

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Pronoun: Stand between your friends, David and (him, he).

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Type: Stand between your friends, David and (him, he).

Sentence #10: Please call one of the organizers, Sandra or (I, me), if you won’t be able to come to the pizza party.	

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Pronoun: Please call one of the organizers, Sandra or (I, me), if you won’t be able to come to the pizza party.

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Type: Please call one of the organizers, Sandra or (I, me), if you won’t be able to come to the pizza party.

Sentence #11: The man’s constant talking during the movie bothered everyone else as much as it bothered (me, I), the person sitting behind him.			

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Pronoun: The man’s constant talking during the movie bothered everyone else as much as it bothered (me, I), the person sitting behind him.

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Type: The man’s constant talking during the movie bothered everyone else as much as it bothered (me, I), the person sitting behind him.

Sentence #12: The magazine story was about the young scientists who made the discovery, Marcus Hamilton and (they, them).	

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Pronoun: The magazine story was about the young scientists who made the discovery, Marcus Hamilton and (they, them).

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#GRAMMAR 2.5 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 2

Pronoun: The team chose Chun as its captain rather than choosing a freshman, (he, him).

Type: The team chose Chun as its captain rather than choosing a freshman, (he, him).

Pronoun: The waitress served (I, me), a paying customer, the wrong entrée.

Type: The waitress served (I, me), a paying customer, the wrong entrée.

Pronoun: The only applicants who met the qualifications were Candy and (I, me), honor roll students.

Type: The only applicants who met the qualifications were Candy and (I, me), honor roll students.

Pronoun: The banquet included famous guests, Archie Griffin, Steve Young, and (he, him).

Type: The banquet included famous guests, Archie Griffin, Steve Young, and (he, him).

Pronoun: The results of the poll elated Paul as much as it did for (she, her), a first-time voter.

Type: The results of the poll elated Paul as much as it did for (she, her), a first-time voter.

Pronoun: Several people took advantage of the offer besides the regulars, Chuck and (she, her).

Type: Several people took advantage of the offer besides the regulars, Chuck and (she, her).

Pronoun: The entire student body cheered the runners, Maria and (he, him), to victory.

Type: The entire student body cheered the runners, Maria and (he, him), to victory.

Pronoun: The nod went to Gary rather than going to (she, her), the president.

Type: The nod went to Gary rather than going to (she, her), the president.

Pronoun: Miklos, (he, him), is saving money for basketball camp.

Type: Miklos, (he, him), is saving money for basketball camp.

Pronoun: Three of the players, Adzo, Alejandra, and (I, me), scored in the double digits.

Type: Three of the players, Adzo, Alejandra, and (I, me), scored in the double digits.

Pronoun: Deciding which article to run was difficult for the editors, Joel and (she, her).

Type: Deciding which article to run was difficult for the editors, Joel and (she, her).

Pronoun: Of the three boys we know, Ito, Cal, and (he, him), the most popular is Ito.

Type: Of the three boys we know, Ito, Cal, and (he, him), the most popular is Ito.

Pronoun: (She, Her), a professional athlete, holds clinics for our school every summer.

Type: (She, Her), a professional athlete, holds clinics for our school every summer.

PART 2 of 2

Pronoun: Both of the game’s stars, Sanjay and (he, him), were playing with injuries.

Type: Both of the game’s stars, Sanjay and (he, him), were playing with injuries.

Pronoun: Kaleena upset (he, him), a wimp, with her catty remarks.

Type: Kaleena upset (he, him), a wimp, with her catty remarks.

Pronoun: Pablo saw two people, Anita and (I, me), at the movies.

Type: Pablo saw two people, Anita and (I, me), at the movies.

Pronoun: We spoke to the artists, Mr. Santiago and (him, he), about their work.

Type: We spoke to the artists, Mr. Santiago and (him, he), about their work.

Pronoun: Tell the co-captains, Robin and (she, her), what you learned about the equipment.

Type: Tell the co-captains, Robin and (she, her), what you learned about the equipment.

Pronoun: Hakim did more work for the recycling project than the leader, (her, she), did.

Type: Hakim did more work for the recycling project than the leader, (her, she), did.

Pronoun: (Us, We) Salazar sisters always stick together when things get tough!

Type: (Us, We) Salazar sisters always stick together when things get tough!

Pronoun: The two girls, Becca and (she, her), asked if they could give their presentation first.

Type: The two girls, Becca and (she, her), asked if they could give their presentation first.

Pronoun: Stand between your friends, David and (him, he).

Type: Stand between your friends, David and (him, he).

Pronoun: Please call one of the organizers, Sandra or (I, me), if you won’t be able to come to the pizza party.

Type: Please call one of the organizers, Sandra or (I, me), if you won’t be able to come to the pizza party.

Pronoun: The man’s constant talking during the movie bothered everyone else as much as it bothered (me, I), the person sitting behind him.

Type: The man’s constant talking during the movie bothered everyone else as much as it bothered (me, I), the person sitting behind him.

Pronoun: The magazine story was about the young scientists who made the discovery, Marcus Hamilton and (they, them).

Type: The magazine story was about the young scientists who made the discovery, Marcus Hamilton and (they, them).

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 2

Pronoun: The team chose Chun as its captain rather than choosing a freshman, (he, him).

Type: The team chose Chun as its captain rather than choosing a freshman, (he, him).

Pronoun: The waitress served (I, me), a paying customer, the wrong entrée.

Type: The waitress served (I, me), a paying customer, the wrong entrée.

Pronoun: The only applicants who met the qualifications were Candy and (I, me), honor roll students.

Type: The only applicants who met the qualifications were Candy and (I, me), honor roll students.

Pronoun: The banquet included famous guests, Archie Griffin, Steve Young, and (he, him).

Type: The banquet included famous guests, Archie Griffin, Steve Young, and (he, him).

Pronoun: The results of the poll elated Paul as much as it did for (she, her), a first-time voter.

Type: The results of the poll elated Paul as much as it did for (she, her), a first-time voter.

Pronoun: Several people took advantage of the offer besides the regulars, Chuck and (she, her).

Type: Several people took advantage of the offer besides the regulars, Chuck and (she, her).

Pronoun: The entire student body cheered the runners, Maria and (he, him), to victory.

Type: The entire student body cheered the runners, Maria and (he, him), to victory.

Pronoun: The nod went to Gary rather than going to (she, her), the president.

Type: The nod went to Gary rather than going to (she, her), the president.

Pronoun: Miklos, (he, him), is saving money for basketball camp.

Type: Miklos, (he, him), is saving money for basketball camp.

Pronoun: Three of the players, Adzo, Alejandra, and (I, me), scored in the double digits.

Type: Three of the players, Adzo, Alejandra, and (I, me), scored in the double digits.

Pronoun: Deciding which article to run was difficult for the editors, Joel and (she, her).

Type: Deciding which article to run was difficult for the editors, Joel and (she, her).

Pronoun: Of the three boys we know, Ito, Cal, and (he, him), the most popular is Ito.