Singular/Plural Pronouns
Name a singular pronoun.
I, me, he, she, him, her, it, or you
Who saw them first?
Is the italicized word a subject or object pronoun?
object
Identify the correct pronoun. The antecedents of the pronouns are italicized.
The King made the Queen blindfold (her, him).
him
Possessive pronouns show who or what ________, or possesses something.
owns
two
List two plural pronouns.
we, us, they, them, and you
Identify the subject pronoun is this sentence.
You and Cindy should watch this show with me.
You
Our parents were not happy with Sal and me.
us
Do not use an ___________________ with a possessive pronoun.
apostrophe
What is the contraction for they are?
they're
Identify the pronoun and tell whether it's singular or plural in the following sentence:
"Help me stage a magic show," Louis said.
Me - singular
Identify the object pronoun.
Hand me the glue, if you don't mind.
me
Identify the antecedent of the italicized pronoun.
The cake was sweet, but it was chew like rubber.
cake
The ball players preferred ball players' coach.
their
What two words make the contraction won't?
will not
Identify the pronoun and determine whether it's singular or plural in the following sentence.
"You both can do tricks for the show," Marcus said.
You - plural
Choose the correct pronoun.
The tour guide and (he, him) became good friends.
he
Replace the noun with a pronoun.
When Ben's sister is home, Ben's sister helps clean up.
she
Is the sentence correct? If not, what is the correct form?
She thinks her is more attractive than mine.
Write the contraction for the two words in the following sentence.
I have got to get to the bottom of this mystery.
I've
Replace the italicized word or words with a pronoun.
The girls helped Bill's father clean the room.
him
Choose the correct pronouns.
This is an important project for (her and me, she, and I).
A pronoun and its antecedent must agree in ___________ and ______________.
number and gender
_______ and ________ can be used both before nouns and alone.
His and its
Write the contraction of the two words in the following sentence.
It is strange, but the thief had been in my house.
It's