Subject and Object Pronouns
She was born in Topeka, Kansas but grew up in Chicago. What is the subject?
SHE
(Who/Whom) will you invite to the party?
Whom
Both of the girls (is, are) going to UGA next fall.
Are
Lions take good care of _____ young.
Their
The queen the dog herself.
Intensive
I read the book and the poems fascinate me. What is the subject?
I
(Whoever, Whomever) parked this car needs to move it.
Whoever
(Is, Are) there any pie left?
Is
Is _____ baby sister awake?
Your
The puppy saw itself in the mirror.
Reflexive
The poet Langston Hughes gave her literary advice. What is the object?
Her
To (Who, Whom) should I give this letter to?
Whom
All of the tickets (was, were) sold on the first day.
Were
Some people lose _____ hearing because of loud concerts.
Their
We treated ourselves with pizza and ice cream.
Reflexive
Brook's poems fascinate me. What is the object?
Me
There is a $50 reward for (Whoever, Whomever) fids my pet dog.
Whoever
Each student (has, have) his or her own thoughts.
Has
Brooks taught poetry to students, she was a role model for them. What is the object.
Them; the students.
There will be a five minute break for (Whoever, Whomever) needs it.
Whomever
None of the apples (have, has) spoiled.
Have