Subject/Object Pronouns
Takes the place of a noun that is the subject of a sentence.
Subject Pronoun
The girls play with the tiny kitten. They are cute. Who does they refer to?
Kittens
What does a possessive pronoun do?
Shows that someone has or owns something.
What are homophones?
Words that sound the same but have different spelling & different meanings.
What kind of pronoun does not refer to a specific noun.
Takes the place of the direct object or the object of the preposition in the predicate parrt of the sentence.
Object Prononoun
My class will watch the spelling be. We hope Jim can spell every word. Who does we refer to?
Class
My teacher told a story about Indians living in America. What is the possessive pronoun?
My
Name 2 homophones that deal with steps and looking.
stair, stare
Penelope brought cupcakes for ___ in my class.
Everyone
Evan built a model airplane for Grandpa. Replace Grandpa with the correct pronoun.
Him
Pronouns replace what in a sentence.
Nouns
True or False. Possessive pronouns replace possessive nouns.
True
Name 2 homophones that mean empty space and all of something.
hole, whole
I chose a book for __ at the library.
Myself
The teacher asked them about the answer. Is them subject or object pronoun?
Where do you use I and me in a sentence.
I as the subject (before verbs). Me as the predicate (after verbs)
Can a possesive pronoun be found in subject or predicate part of the sentence?
Both
Name 2 homophones that mean knowledge and never used.
knew, new
Did you learn __ from the science lesson?
These library books are for you. What kind of pronoun is you?
Object pronoun
When you speak or write about another person and yourself, when do name yourself?
Last
Name 3 possessive pronouns that can be used alone.
Mine, ours, his, her, yours, theirs
Name 2 homophones that mean an animal and a greeting word.
deer, dear
We will read silently to __ after lunch.
Ourselves