NAME that CASE
NOMINATIVE
OBJECTIVE
POSSESSIVE
USES
100
ME, YOU, HIM, THEM
OBJECTIVE
100
The other name for nominative case
SUBJECTIVE
100
Name the three objective pronouns missing from the following list: us, you, him, them
ME, HER, IT
100
Possessive pronouns show what?
OWNERSHIP or POSSESSION
100
They are OUR tickets, not theirs.
SHOWS OWNERSHIP or POSSESSION
200
I, WE, HE, SHE
NOMINATIVE
200
Name the three nominative pronouns missing in the following list: I, you, he, it
WE, SHE, THEY
200
In this use of objective case pronouns, the pronoun comes after the action verb but before the direct object.
INDIRECT OBJECT
200
Which pronoun is NOT possessive? MY, OURS, YOUR, HIM, HER, THEIRS
HIM
200
Please give the tickets to ME.
OBJECT of the PREPOSITION
300
MY, OURS, YOUR, HERS
POSSESSIVE
300
In this use of nominative case pronouns, the pronoun comes before the verb and tells who or what the sentences is about.
SUBJECT of a SENTENCE
300
In this use of objective case pronouns, the pronoun comes after the action verb and there may or may not be an indirect object.
DIRECT OBJECT
300
Name four possessive pronouns.
MY, MINE, OUR, OURS, YOUR, YOURS, HIS, HER, HERS, ITS, THEIR, THEIRS
300
WE wanted to see the game.
SUBJECT of the SENTENCES
400
YOU, IT, THEY
NOMINATIVE
400
In this use of nominative case pronouns, the pronoun comes after the verb and names the subject.
PREDICATE PRONOUN
400
In this use of objective case pronouns, the pronoun is the last word in a prepositional phrase.
OBJECT of the PREPOSITION
400
Name six possessive pronouns.
MY, MINE, OUR, OURS, YOUR, YOURS, HIS, HER, HERS, ITS, THEIR, THEIRS
400
It was THEY who bought the tickets.
PREDICATE PRONOUN
500
HER, ITS
POSSESSIVE
500
Name all seven nominative case pronouns.
I, WE, YOU, HE, SHE, IT, THEY
500
Name all seven objective case pronouns.
ME, US, YOU, HIM, HER, IT, THEM
500
Name eight possessive pronouns.
MY, MINE, OUR, OURS, YOUR, YOURS, HIS, HER, HERS, ITS, THEIR, THEIRS
500
Please give HER THEM.
HER--INDIRECT OBJECT THEM--DIRECT OBJECT
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