He and I streaked down the toboggan slide on his new sled.
he, I, his
Cheryl rode her horse into the meadow.
(her) Cheryl
(She, Her) and Luther took the photos during the ceremony.
She
A computer could do this in a split-second.
this - demonstrative
Have (your, you're) friends been waiting all this time?
your
How do you identify MOST singular verbs?
They end in "s"
The children held their breath as they watched the tornado slam into someone's home.
their, they, someone
Alison and Kate had their lunch in Thornwood Park.
(their) Alison, Kate
The reports about (they, them) and the new board members were biased.
them
Which of the cars finished the race?
which - interrogative
(Who, Whom) did Mary Lou go to the concert with?
Whom
Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative, or Exclamatory?
Can you write correctly using pronouns?
Interrogative
I will take that to him tomorrow.
I, that, him
The archer kept his left arm steady and took aim at the distant target.
(his) archer
The coach asked Suzanne and (I, me) for help.
me
This is a replica of a clipper ship.
this - demonstrative
Most of the fruit (is, are) moldy and will need to be thrown to the chickens.
is
Is the pronoun singular or plural?
Both of the lambs were born right before a terrible blizzard.
Both - plural
Ms. Duncan assigned us an unusual project to complete on our own.
us, our
The sky divers released their parachutes at the last moment.
(their) sky divers
I believe that I know as many prepositions as (he, him).
he
Are those Sue's cousins from Chicago?
those - demonstrative
(Who, Whom) received this year's Nobel Peace Prize?
Who
Which pronoun is possessive?
Alexandria and I plan to stay with her friends in a coastal town this summer.
her
I myself also have seasonal allergies attributed to our crazy weather patterns.
I, myself, our
Laura had just hung up the telephone when it suddenly rang again.
(it) telephone
The athletic trainer watched (she, her) and (he, him) run sprints.
her, him
Anyone can learn to play a recorder.
anyone - indefinite
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Misty and Luther (was, were) selected to perform at (their, there, they're) graduation ceremony.
were, their
Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative, or Exclamatory?
Study for your pronoun test tonight.
Imperative
A few of the blackberries in our pasture will be ready to pick very soon.
few, our
The principal asked us students to cheer loudly at the game.
(us) students
Mom and Dad believe that it's time for (we, us) kids to clean our rooms.
us
None of the antique cars will cruise beyond 15th Street.
none - indefinite
Something (sound, sounds) funny under the hood of that car.
sounds
Which two pronouns can be substituted for "whom" in a sentence to check for accuracy?
him, her
What do you like to do in your spare time?
what, you, your
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. demonstrated peacefully during his lifetime to bring attention to the unequal treatment of people.
(his) Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Nobody chose to write (his, their) report about spiders.
his
The hamburgers will spoil if left out too long, so please put those in the refrigerator after lunch.
those - demonstrative
Andrew (write, writes) in his journal each day before (he, she) goes to school.
writes, he
Which word is NOT a pronoun?
themselves, itself, hisself, ourselves
hisself