Subject and Object Pronouns
I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they
(Its, It's) skin is thin and bright red.
Its
What are the 5 most common linking verbs?
am, is, are, was, were
True or False: Use subject pronouns for compound subjects.
True
True or False: Whom = subject pronoun and Who = object pronoun
FALSE! Who = subject pronoun, Whom = object pronoun
What are the object pronouns?
me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them
(Their, They're) picked before they ripen.
They're
Our scorekeeper was (he, him).
he
The principal congratulated Tom and (me, I).
me
(Who's, Whose) display is this one?
Whose
(They, Them) are the largest birds in the world.
They
Let me use (your, you're) telescope.
your
The owners of the tractor are (they, them)
they
Sue and (her, she) showed slides of London to Oscar and (I, me).
she, me
(We, Us) artists will exhibit our work at the show.
We
Dad took (we, us) out for a hearty dinner.
us
(My, Mine) has lost (it's, its) cover.
Mine, its
The winners were (us, we), not (they, them).
we, they
Clara followed (he and she, him and her) into the huge greenhouse.
him and her
Who
Mr. Lucas's collection of ostrich plumes impressed (we, us).
us
True or False: A possessive pronoun shows ownership.
True
Our hired gardeners are (she, her) and (him, he).
she and he
Mrs. Owens invited (her and I, her and me) for lunch.
her and me
(Who, Whom) will you take to the museum?
Whom