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Vocabulary
Pronoun Cases
Pronoun Subject/Verb Agreement
Pronoun Use
Miscellaneous
100
Pronoun
What is a word that takes the place of a noun
100
Nominative case pronouns are pronouns used as: (Must list ALL correct answers.)
Subjects and Predicate Nominatives
100
Each of the novels (makes, make) the colonial period come alive.
MAKES
100
(She, Her) and Lilly are going shopping tonight after supper.
She (subject)
100
Possessive case pronouns show: (Must list all answers)
Relationship and ownership
200
Antecedent
What is the word the pronoun is replacing
200
Objective case pronouns are pronouns used as: (Must list ALL correct answers)
Direct Object, Indirect Object, Object of Preposition
200
Either of the books (is, are) available for your report.
IS
200
Grandma sent (she, her) and Mikayla dolls for Christmas.
her (indirect object)
200
What is an appositive?
A word that follows a noun and explains or identifies that noun.
300
Predicate nominative
What is a noun or pronoun that follows a LINKING VERB and renames or explains the subject.
300
List all objective case pronouns:
Me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them
300
In spite of the rain, she (doesn't, don't) want to cancel the picnic because there is a large pavilion in the park.
DOESN'T
300
The mural on the wall was done by Grant and (he, him).
him (object of preposition)
300
What is different about diagraming pronouns?
Nothing
400
Direct Object
What is a noun or pronoun that follows an ACTION VERB and receives the action from that verb. (Answers the question who or what after the verb)
400
List all nominative case pronouns:
I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they
400
Each of us (is, are) planning to bring something for the fundraising bake sale.
IS
400
The two winners were gavin and (her, she).
she (predicate nominative)
400
Do all pronouns have antecedents?
No
500
Indirect Object
What is a noun or pronoun that precedes the direct object and tells TO WHOM or FOR WHOM or TO WHAT or FOR WHAT the action of the verb is done.
500
How do we determine whether a pronoun is nominative or objective case?
Look at how it is being used in the sentence.
500
(Does, Do) either of the welders know how to weld stainless steel?
DOES
500
The band director asked (we, us) band members about our future plans.
us (direct object)
500
List the 6 types of pronouns discussed in class.
Personal, Interrogative, Demonstrative, Indefinite, Compound, Relative