Subject and Object Pronouns
Definitely Indefinite Pronouns
Who’s there? (Or is it whom?)
Antecedents
100

(We, us) teachers are going on vacation. 

We

100

Which of these options is always a singular pronoun? Few, Everyone , Any

Everyone

100

We use who for the (subject, object) of the sentence and whom for the (subject, object).

Subject  ,  object 

100

What is the antecedent of the underlined pronoun?

Kaley drove her car to the beach. 

Kaley

200

My father sent Debbie and (I, me) a card.

Me

200

Which one of these pronouns could be either singular or plural?: Anything, None, Many

None 

200

(Who, whom) did this?

Who

200

What is the antecedent of the underlined pronoun?

Kal is throwing a party. He wants a bounce house there. 

Kal 

300

The students and (I, me) are having a good day.

300

Each of the puppies whined in (its, their) crate at night.

Its 

300

To (Who, whom) did you send the invitations?

Whom

300

What is the antecedent of the underlined pronoun?

I couldn‘t believe how hard the test was. It had so much algebra on it. 

Test

400

We’re going to have pizza with the boys and (she, her). 

Her

400

All of the teams played (its, their) best.

Their

400

What is the method or trick that we learned to help decide if we should use who or whom?

He/him method

400

What is the antecedent of the underlined pronoun?

Michael chomped down on the pizza, and it burned his mouth. 

Pizza

500

The monster‘s sighting made (we, us) afraid to go in the water.

Us

500

Most of the library books (has, have) been returned. 

Have

500

(Who, Whom) would like to eat outside?

Who

500

What is the antecedent of the underlined pronoun?

Peter and Wendy love their new house.

Peter and Wendy 

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