Subject Pronoun Form
(Him, He, His) went to the library after school.
He
The teacher emailed (he, him, they) after school.
him
That cheeseburger is (mine, me, I).
mine
(Who, whom) is at the door?
Who
Please (lay, lie) the blanket on the bed.
lay
Fill in the blank with a subject pronoun: ___ are going to the museum today.
You, We, They
Object pronouns _____ the action in the sentence.
receive
Fill in the blank with a possessive pronoun: This notebook is ________, not mine.
his, yours, hers
whom
This verb means “to lift something or cause it to go up” and requires an object.
raise
Subject pronouns do the ____ in the sentence.
action
"Sam invited Maria to the party." > "Sam invited ___ to the party."
her
"The trophy belongs to the team." > "The trophy belongs to ____."
them
(Who, Whom) will be speaking at the assembly?
Who
This verb means “to recline or be in a resting position” and does not take an object.
lie
is (neither is singular & the noun closest to the verb is dog (singular), so we use is)
No one except (he, him) understood the directions.
him
Possessive pronouns show ______.
ownership
Who = used as a ____ (does the action)
subject
Correct the sentence: “Yesterday, I lay the blanket on the bed.”
Yesterday, I laid the blanket on the bed.
Correct the sentence: Me and Anna will present our project.
Anna and I will present our project.
A quick check: take out the other person → “I will present our project.” ✔️
The coaches watched the players and congratulated ___ after the game.
them
Complete the sentence using possessive pronouns: Is this coat ___ or ____?
Is this coat yours or mine?, Is this coat hers or his, Is this coat ours or theirs?
if you can replace it with him/her/them → use ____
whom
Give a sentence using the verb pair, sit and set, correctly.
“Mr. Block asked us to sit down while he set the microscopes on the table.”
“Please sit on the bench while I set the picnic basket beside you.”