Subject & Object Pronouns L.6.1a – Ensure that pronouns are in the proper case. Jenn Roy Montegut Middle 6 th grade English.

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Subject & Object Pronouns L.6.1a – Ensure that pronouns are in the proper case. Jenn Roy Montegut Middle 6 th grade English

SUBJECT PRONOUNS I he she you we they it

SUBJECT PRONOUNS There are only two times when subject pronouns are used. 1)When the pronoun is the subject of the sentence She studied for the test. 2) When the pronoun is a predicate nominative that comes after a linking verb and renames the subject of the sentence The winner of the contest was she.

OBJECT PRONOUNS me him her you us them it

OBJECT PRONOUNS There are three times when object pronouns are used. 1)When the pronoun is in a prepositional phrase The dog brought the toy to him. 2) When the pronoun is a direct object The falling icicle hit him. 3) When the pronoun is an indirect object Mary wrote him a note.

DIRECTIONS Click on the pronoun that best completes each sentence.

Around six o’clock, Mom called ___ in for supper. uswe

Brian loaned ___ his math book since I left mine at home today. meI WOW!

David and ___ will get to school early tomorrow. Ime

Are ___ going to arrive in time for the game? themthey

No one asked ___ about the missing poster. himhe

Lisa invited ___ to her birthday party last Saturday. themthey WOW!

___ took the boys to soccer practice last night. SheHer

Sara and ___ took turns reading the long story. meI

Because of the assembly, ___ was late for science class. hershe

Every summer ___ mows lawns to earn extra money. himhe WOW!

Please tell ___ the answer to the bonus question. Ime

The teacher brought ___ to the cafeteria to watch a movie. uswe

Uncle Charles and ___ told the babies a story. meI

Jim and ___ played in the basketball game. himhe WOW!

Mr. Wilson gave ___ a job at his store last summer. Ime

The lonely soldier wrote ___ a letter every week. hershe