Subject and Object Pronouns
Replace the italic word(s) with a pronoun.
The campers sat around the fire.
They
Choose the correct verb form.
He (find, finds) a message inside the balloon.
finds
Find the possessive pronoun.
My class watches a video about two gorillas.
My
What is the contraction for the pair of words?
you have
you've
Choose the correct word(s) to complete the sentence.
(I, me) painted my airplane blue.
I
Replace the italic word(s) with a pronoun.
What song did your sister sing?
she
Choose the correct verb form.
They (float, floats) over the trees.
float
Find the possessive pronoun.
Koko wants to hold her kitten , Smokey.
her
What is the contraction for the pair of words?
I will
I'll
Choose the correct word(s) to complete the sentence.
(Nate and I, Nate and me) bought model airplanes.
Nate and I
Find the object pronoun.
She watched them.
them
**she is a subject pronoun
Choose the correct verb form.
They (like, likes) eggs for breakfast.
like
Which possessive pronoun would you use in place of the italic word(s)?
Michael paints a picture on Michael's paper.
his
What is the contraction for the pair of words?
they have
they've
Would you use there, their or they're to complete this sentence?
Mr. and Mrs. Foster have great books in _______ bookstore.
their
Change the word(s) in italics to an object pronoun.
Rob sat with Kyle and me.
us
Choose the correct verb form.
she (add, adds) some milk.
adds
Which possessive pronoun would you use in place of the italic word(s)?
The gorillas play games with the gorilla's trainer.
their
Identify the contraction. What words make up the contraction?
We're a good cleanup team.
we're
we are
Would you use there, their or they're to complete this sentence?
I saw my two favorite books ______.
there
Identify the object pronoun.
He told us about the school play.
us
Choose the correct verb form.
You (pour, pours) the eggs into a pan.
pour
Which possessive pronoun would you use in place of the italic word(s)?
Koko's best friend is Michael.
Her
Identify the contraction. What words make up the contraction?
When we finish, I'm going to take a nap.
I'm
I am
Would you use there, their or they're to complete this sentence?
_______ in the mystery section.
They're