DIRECTIONS:
1. Choose the pronoun in parentheses that best completes each sentence. (12 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. (12 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
Pronoun: (He, Him) is not a really difficult professor.
Type: (He, Him) is not a really difficult professor.
Pronoun: We returned our applications to him and (she, her).
Type: We returned our applications to him and (she, her).
Pronoun: Do my parents and (I, me) need to sign the form in two places?
Type: Do my parents and (I, me) need to sign the form in two places?
Pronoun: When I approached the squirrel, (he, him) scampered away.
Type: When I approached the squirrel, (he, him) scampered away.
Pronoun: The conductor will need an assistant, either him or (I, me).
Type: The conductor will need an assistant, either him or (I, me).
Pronoun: The woman was standing right behind Don and (I, me) in the line.
Type: The woman was standing right behind Don and (I, me) in the line.
Pronoun: They and (we, us) are going to meet in the semifinal.
Type: They and (we, us) are going to meet in the semifinal.
Pronoun: You can sit with (we, us) freshmen if you want.
Type: You can sit with (we, us) freshmen if you want.
Pronoun: He and (I, me) played checkers.
Type: He and (I, me) played checkers.
Pronoun: Inali lent his skateboard to (I, me).
Type: Inali lent his skateboard to (I, me).
Pronoun: Should Erica and I meet you and (her, she)?
Type: Should Erica and I meet you and (her, she)?
Pronoun: Stacy and (her, she) are making the scenery for the play.
Type: Stacy and (her, she) are making the scenery for the play.
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.
Pronoun: The teacher told Nancy and (I, me) to work together.
Type: The teacher told Nancy and (I, me) to work together.
Pronoun: I used to babysit for Jane and (he, him).
Type: I used to babysit for Jane and (he, him).
Pronoun: Brad and (I, me) packed our suitcases for vacation.
Type: Brad and (I, me) packed our suitcases for vacation.
Pronoun: I met Joel and (he, him) in the library.
Type: I met Joel and (he, him) in the library.
Pronoun: Uncle Jack brought gifts for Katrina and (I, me).
Type: Uncle Jack brought gifts for Katrina and (I, me).
Pronoun: The winner of the poetry contest was (her, she).
Type: The winner of the poetry contest was (her, she).
Pronoun: Daniel’s pen pal sent a letter to (he, him).
Type: Daniel’s pen pal sent a letter to (he, him).
Pronoun: Would you like a photograph of (her, she)?
Type: Would you like a photograph of (her, she)?
Pronoun: We spoke to (he, him) after class.
Type: We spoke to (he, him) after class.
Pronoun: After we became peer counselors, anyone with a problem came to (we, us).
Type: After we became peer counselors, anyone with a problem came to (we, us).
Pronoun: Jordan lent his bike helmets to Marty and (I, me).
Type: Jordan lent his bike helmets to Marty and (I, me).
Pronoun: Chad and (I, me) were not invited to the party.
Type: Chad and (I, me) were not invited to the party.