Subject, Object, or Possessive?
He ran two miles this morning.
Subject
Define Pronoun.
A word that takes the place of a noun.
Ben bought a jacket yesterday.
He bought it yesterday.
My cat cut its paw.
my, its
The book isn't hers, its ____________.
mine, yours, or his
That pencil is mine!
Possessive
Which type of pronoun performs the action in a sentence?
subject pronoun
Mary and John walked to school.
They walked to school.
I made those sandwiches myself.
I
My car is broken. Can you look at _____?
it
She asked us a lot of questions.
She-subject
Us-object
Define antecedent.
The noun a pronoun is replacing.
Saif and I are going to the park.
We are going to the park.
You might cut yourself.
you
___ isn't enjoying himself.
He
I gave flowers to her.
I-subject
Her-object
Which type of pronoun receives the action, and is always found with an action verb?
object pronouns
Can you show Sarah and Ali where to go?
Can you show them where to go?
We are enjoying ourselves.
we
I love my sister. _______'s really kind to _____.
She, me
Those markers are hers, and these are yours.
Both possessive
Which two pronouns are both subject and object pronouns?
you, it
Hend wanted to buy a dress.
She wanted to buy it.
She is making herself a sandwich.
she
________ are not coming to our party anymore.
They or You