Subject Pronouns
Identify the subject pronoun in this sentence. They bought tickets in the first row to the big game!
THEY
Identify the object pronoun in this sentence. The team gave him a Gatorade bath.
HIM
Identify the possessive pronoun in this sentence. Although I like blue, my favorite color is green.
MY
All reflexive pronouns end in...
-SELF or -SELVES
Identify the intensive pronoun in this sentence. The dog himself buried the bone.
HIMSELF
Identify the subject pronoun in this sentence. After mowed a lot of lawns, he spent all of his allowance on football cards.
HE
Identify the object pronoun in this sentence. The coach saw her commit the foul.
HIM
Identify the possessive pronoun in this sentence. It was long enough to touch the floor before her hair was cut.
HER
Identify the reflexive pronoun in this sentence. He told himself he could win the game if he had a positive attitude.
HIMSELF
Identify the intensive pronoun in this sentence. The judge delivered the verdict himself.
HIMSELF is not INTENSIVE in this sentence; it is REFLEXIVE.
Correct the wrong the subject pronoun in this sentence. Us cheered for the Green Bay Packers, but the Saints won.
US should be WE
Correct the object pronoun in this sentence. The teacher gave they the easiest quiz ever.
THEY should be THEM
Identify the possessive pronoun in this sentence. Your bedroom is the messiest he or I have ever seen.
YOUR
Identify the reflexive pronoun in this sentence. She thought to herself, "Where could I have lost my phone?".
HERSELF
Identify the intensive pronoun in this sentence. You can wash the dishes yourself!
YOURSELF is not INTENSIVE in this sentence
Use the correct subject pronoun in this sentence. Allison was excited to buy her new computer tomorrow.
ALLISON should be SHE
Identify the object pronoun in this sentence. Their parents sent her to bed early.
HER
Spell the correct possessive:
They own the house
THEIR HOUSE
Which reflexive pronoun finishes this sentence correctly?
Bill and Jean washed the car ____________.
THEMSELVES
Identify the intensive pronoun in this sentence. I myself made and wrapped this present for you!
MYSELF
Name five SUBJECT Pronouns:
The subject forms of the personal pronouns are I, we, you, he, she, it, and they.
What is the OBJECT pronoun that is the same as the SUBJECT pronoun?
IT
Which sentence is correct?
The dog lost it's collar.
The dog lost its collar.
NO APOSTROPHE
Identify the reflexive pronoun in this sentence. The students watched theirselves on the video of the concert.
THEIRSELVES is not a word!
What is the difference between REFLEXIVE and INTENSIVE pronouns?
Intensive pronouns come right after the word they are talking about, whereas REFLEXIVE pronouns reflect back to the subject in the sentence.