Subject or object pronoun?
(He/Him) ran two miles this morning.
He, subject pronoun
This is (our/ours) house.
Our
Ben bought a jacket yesterday.
He bought it yesterday.
I'm making __________ a new table.
myself
Are they cooking all the food _____?
themselves
I gave a diamond to (her/she) last night.
Her, object pronoun
The blue sweater is (my/mine).
mine
Mary and John took their children to school.
They took them to school.
My daughter made all those sandwiches ________.
herself
I don't like these shoes. I like ___ over there.
those
We are negotiating with (they/them) at the moment.
Them, object pronoun
(Your/Yours) mobile phone is on the table.
Your
Ed is buying his girlfriend a ring.
He is buying it for her.
Watch out! You might cut __________.
yourself
- Can you give me ______ book?
- Which ______?
that; one
One of (we/us) must be a spy.
Us, object pronoun
Where did you put (them/their) completed assignments?
their
Can you show Sarah those photos?
Can you show her them?
or
Can you show them to her?
The teachers will have a party by ____________.
themselves
___ isn't enjoying himself.
He
Cody and (her/she) went to the library.
She, subject pronoun
A good dog listens to (its/it's) owner.
its
Mark wanted to buy a hammer.
He wanted to buy it.
We ran the whole science fair __________.
ourselves
I'm looking for some jeans. _______ I have on are fine, but I don't like them.
These