1
This pronoun replaces "María" when she is doing the action.
She
In "I love _____ (the dog)," this object pronoun completes the sentence.
It
"This is _____ book" when the book belongs to me.
My
"I cut _____" when you accidentally cut your own finger.
Myself
"_____ is knocking at the door" when you don't know who it is.
SOMEONE / SOMEBODY
The subject pronoun you use when talking about yourself.
I
"She gave the book to _____" when referring to yourself.
Me
"The blue car is _____" when the car belongs to you
Yours
"She looked at _____ in the mirror."
Herself
"I don't have _____ to wear" when you have zero clothes you want to wear.
Anything
"The students are studying" can be replaced by this subject pronoun.
They
The object form of "they."
Them
The possessive form that shows something belongs to "it" (like "the dog wagged _____ tail").
Its
"The cat cleaned _____" when the cat licked its own fur.
Itself
EVERYONE / EVERYBODY
In the sentence "_____ am going to the store," this is the only subject pronoun that fits.
I
In "The teacher is talking to _____ and me," this pronoun refers to another person (male).
Him
"That house is _____" when the house belongs to them
Theirs
"We should be proud of _____" when referring to our own group.
Ourselves
SOMETHING
The subject pronoun that can refer to either a singular person you're talking to OR multiple people you're addressing.
You
"Between you and _____" requires this object pronoun, not a subject pronoun, though many people get it wrong.
Me
The possessive pronoun for "we"
Ours
"You all need to prepare _____" when talking to multiple people
Yourself
"_____ of the answers were correct" when talking about zero answers being right.
None