Subject Pronouns
What are the singular subject pronouns?
I, you, he, she, it
What is the object pronoun form of “I”?
me
What is a descriptive adjective?
A word that describes a noun (how it looks/feels/is)
What do possessive adjectives show?
Who owns something
In the sentence: “They play soccer every day.”
They
In the sentence: “The dog sees us.” Which word is the object pronoun?
us
In the sentence: “The big dog runs fast.”
Which word is the descriptive adjective? big
What is the possessive adjective for the subject pronoun “he”?
his
Correct the mistake: “Maria is my friend. Him is nice.” What’s wrong here?
“Him” → “She” (wrong pronoun type; use subject pronoun she)
Fill in the blank: “Where are my keys? I can’t find ______.” (use the correct object pronoun)
them
Where can descriptive adjectives appear in a sentence? Give two places.
Before a noun, or after the verb be
Fill in the blank: “Elena is from Italy. ______ passport is red.”
Her
When do you use the subject pronoun “it”? Give one example.
To talk about things/animals (e.g., “The cat is black. It is cute.”)
Correct the mistake: “The teacher looks at I.” What’s wrong?
“I” → “me” (use object pronoun after the preposition at)
Correct the mistakes: “She have two new book.” What’s wrong with the adjective/noun?
No error in the adjective, but the noun should be plural → “She has two new books.” (adjective form doesn’t change for plural nouns) and the verb should have the form "has"
Correct the mistake: “They have theirs laptops.” What’s wrong?
“theirs” → “their” (possessive adjective, not pronoun, before the noun)
Explain the error in this sentence and rewrite it: “My brother he likes to read books.”
Error: Noun + subject pronoun for the same person → “My brother likes to read books.
Rewrite the sentence using both subject and object pronouns: “My mom and dad see my sister and me at the park."
“They see us at the park.”
Identify all descriptive adjectives in this sentence and explain their function: “The old red car is slow and noisy.”
old, red, slow, noisy → old/red describe the car (before the noun); slow/noisy describe the car (after is)
Rewrite this sentence using the correct possessive adjective and add descriptive adjective referring to the toy and explain the rule: “The dog has a toy. The toy is it’s.”
“The dog has a toy. Its toy is red.” → “it’s” is a contraction of “it is”; the possessive adjective is its (no apostrophe)