Subject vs Object Pronouns
Juan likes cars. (He / Him) wants to be a mechanic.
He
her bag
He cut (himself / him) with the knife and started bleeding.
himself
I am so hungry, I could eat (anything / nothing).
anything
(He / Him) is an important person.
He
The bag is (her / hers).
Maria dropped the knife on (him / himself) and cut off his toe.
him
everything
The girls sent the soldier letters. The soldiers were excited to open (they / them).
them
(Him / His) boots are nicer than (her / hers).
2. hers
Because Maria could not drive, he drove to the emergency room (him / himself).
himself
When I moved to Salt Lake City, I did not know (anyone / no one).
anyone
Because the teachers gave candy to (we / us), (we / us) liked the teachers.
2. we
She always does ___________ homework. However, the little kids never do _________.
her
theirs
Marco has a beard. He shaves (him / himself / herself / --) every morning.
(No one / everyone) likes sleeping.
everyone
His parents provided (he / him) with food. (They / them) were kind to (he / him).
1. him
2. They
3. him
This is (our / ours) home. It is (yours / your) too.
1. our
2. yours
There was lots of food in the cafeteria. The hungry students could not help (themselves / --) and they started eating (themselves / --).
1. themselves
2. --
The world belongs to (everyone / someone), not just rich people.
everyone
John has a new car. He just bought _______.
it
their.
This country is ruled by the people ______________, not a king or dictator.
themselves
something