Pronoun Trivia Unit Review. Determine the case of each pronoun John and he went to the movies.

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Pronoun Trivia Unit Review

Determine the case of each pronoun John and he went to the movies.

Answer: Subject/ Nominative

The teacher would not listen to her.

Answer: Objective

Lucy told Brian the secret, hoping it would stay between Brian and her.

Answer: Objective

That iPod is mine!!!

Answer: Possessive

She did not want to buy the expensive sweatshirt.

Answer: Subject/ Nominative

I can’t believe she thinks my brother is hot!!!!

Answer: Possessive

Kevin insisted that I keep his rock collection, but I did not know what to do with it.

Answer: Objective

Select the correct pronoun I don’t think Brad and (she;her) make a good couple.

Answer: she

There always seems to be conflict between the teacher and (she, her).

Answer: her

Julie, Kevin, and (I, me) will be attending the meeting.

Answer: I

The only people attending the pep rally are Madison and (I, me).

Answer: I

That house belongs to (they, them).

Answer: them

“May I please speak with Taylor?” “Yes, this is (her, she).”

Answer: she

What is the direct object? Loni drive the car to the movies.

Answer: car

I walked my dog around the block.

Answer: dog

Kim learned the difficult equation so quickly.

Answer: equation

I rehearsed my lines over and over again.

Answer: lines

The bird sang beautifully.

Answer: NO DIRECT OBJECT

Select the indirect object I purchased Kevin two tickets for the show.

Answer: Kevin

Sam gave me his computer to use.

Answer: me

What is an interrogative pronoun?

Answer: a pronoun that asks a questions, like “who”.

What is a reflexive pronoun?

Answer: a pronoun that refers back to the subject and is necessary to the meaning of a sentence.

Everyone must hand in (his/her/their) cellphone.

Answer: his/her

Some of my confident (is, are) gone after seeing the other students be harshly rejected by the coach.

Answer: is

(Who, whom) did Jack pick up from the airport?

Answer: whom

None of the players (is, are) going to my after game party.

Answer: are

I couldn’t believe the winner of the election was (him/he).

Answer: he

What is an intensive pronoun?

Answer: a pronoun that intensifies the subject and is NOT needed in the sentence.

(Who) is going to take me to dinner?

Answer: who