Subject or Object?
He ran two miles this morning.
He - Subject Pronoun
This is (our/ours) house.
our
Ben bought a jacket yesterday.
He bought it yesterday.
What on Earth are you doing?
you - Pronoun
That silly cow jumped over the moon!
That - Relative Pronoun
They are having a sale.
They - Subject Pronoun
That blue house is (my/mine).
mine
Mary and John walked to school.
They walked to school.
Everybody followed the cow to space.
Everybody - Indefinite
Who ate all of my cake?
Who - Relative Pronoun
Where is a subject pronoun located?
at the beginning
What does possessive mean?
it shows ownership
John and I are going to the park.
We are going to the park.
The dogs chased it across the yard.
it - pronoun
Please do not hurt yourself playing basketball.
Yourself - Reflexive Pronoun
On Tuesday, the cow said he could fly.
he - Object Pronoun
Where did you put (they're/their) project?
their
Can you show Sarah and Ali where to go?
Can you show them where to go?
The cow saw someone in a spaceship.
someone - indefinite
The cow jumped over the moon all by itself!
itself - Reflexive Pronoun
Where is an object pronoun located?
in the middle or at the end
A good dog listens to (its/it's) owner.
its
Sarah wanted to buy some dresses.
She wanted to buy them.
Mr. Cow wanted somebody to pet him.
somebody - indefinite
Who told that fat cow to fly?
Who - Relative Pronoun