Find the pronoun!
Write all of the pronouns in the following sentence:
No one believed her when she said that leprechauns are real.
No one, her, she
Him
Object
Phil and me went to college together.
Incorrect: It should be Phil and I.
Find the antecedent in this sentence:
My mom is my best friend because she makes me laugh!
My mom
Find all the REFLEXIVE pronouns:
I am proud of myself because I got an A on my test. My classmates were not happy with themselves because they did not do as well.
myself, themselves
Write all of the pronouns in the following sentence:
Dina and Amy fight every time they work together on a project.
they
Their
Possessive
Them cookies are delicious!
Incorrect
Find the antecedent for these sentences:
Bob and Sheila went on a date. They had a great time.
Bob and Sheila
Find all of the SUBJECT pronouns:
Emily fed her ferret pizza, so he was very happy!
He
Write all of the pronouns in the following sentence:
The man loved to hear himself talk, so he often spoke to us for hours at a time.
himself, he, us
Neither
Indefinite
Jeremy and we decided to work on our Social Studies project.
Correct
Decide if the pronoun is correct for the antecedent:
Tom's trophies are very important to him. It remind him of championships!
"It" should be "they."
Find all of the POSSESSIVE pronouns:
His friends are bad influences because their parents always say they are getting in trouble.
His, their
Write all of the pronouns in the following sentence:
Everyone is welcome to come to my party!
Everyone, my
She
Subject
When Aunt Clara came back from Atlanta, she gave my sister and I presents.
Incorrect: It should be "my sister and me."
Decide if the pronoun is correctly used with its antecedent:
Bryan and I went to the NASCAR race. They had a great time!
Incorrect: "They" should be "we."
Find all of the POSSESSIVE pronouns:
Katy Perry is an American Idol judge, but I wish she would make more music. Her songs are some of my favorites!
Her, my
Write all of the pronouns in the following sentence:
Their dog ran away last year, but they are still hoping he will return to them.
Their, they, he, them
It
Object or subject
Ross and Rachel are always breaking up and getting back together. Their so annoying!
Incorrect: They are or they're
Decide if the pronoun and the antecedent are used correctly in this sentence:
Michael and Dwight love paper. It is very important to them.
Correct
Name TWO pronouns that are both object and subject pronouns.
"You" and "It"