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Pronoun

The document provides instructions and examples for identifying pronoun case in sentences. Students are asked to circle the correct pronoun, identify the verb, and determine if the pronoun is functioning as the subject or object. Several sentences are analyzed as examples, looking at the verb and pronoun case. The purpose is to practice identifying subject and object pronouns.

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Pronoun

The document provides instructions and examples for identifying pronoun case in sentences. Students are asked to circle the correct pronoun, identify the verb, and determine if the pronoun is functioning as the subject or object. Several sentences are analyzed as examples, looking at the verb and pronoun case. The purpose is to practice identifying subject and object pronouns.

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Pronoun Case

Directions: Circle the correct pronoun case. Identify the verb in the sentence, and
determine whether the pronoun is functioning as a subject or an object.
Subject: the noun or pronoun in the sentence that takes the verb (ex: I am the subject).
Object: nouns in the sentence that do not take verbs (ex: The object of this sentence is me).

1. Chris and I were playing basketball.


What is the verb? were playing
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
2. Chrissie wanted to go to the park with me and her.
What is the verb? will be
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? object

3. After a long day of school, my friends and I like to interact online.


What is the verb? like
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
4. They and we have never gotten along.
What is the verb? have gotten
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject

5. You and I have always gotten along in the past.


What is the verb? have gotten Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
6. It was stressful because she and I are both running for class president.
What is the verb? are running
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
7. She is taller than I am.
What is the verb? am
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
8. She is a better dancer than I / me / myself.
What is the verb?implied am after the subject pronoun I
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
9. Jeb and I are going to the swimming hole.
What is the verb? are going
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
10. Would she rather go to the prom with me or Zeke?
What is the verb? would go
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? object
11. Us / We students need more practice with pronouns.
What is the verb? need Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject

Pronoun Case
Directions: Circle the correct pronoun case. Identify the verb in the sentence, and
determine whether the pronoun is functioning as a subject or an object.
Subject: the noun or pronoun in the sentence that takes the verb (ex: I am the subject).
Object: nouns in the sentence that do not take verbs (ex: The object of this sentence is me).

1. Chris and I were playing basketball.


What is the verb? were playing
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
2. Chrissie wanted to go to the park with me and her.
What is the verb? will be
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? object
3. After a long day of school, my friends and I like to interact online.
What is the verb? like
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject

4. They and we have never gotten along.


What is the verb? have gotten
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
5. You and I have always gotten along in the past.
What is the verb? have gotten Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
6. It was stressful because she and I are both running for class president.
What is the verb? are running
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject

7. She is taller than I am.


What is the verb? am
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
8. She is a better dancer than I / me / myself.
What is the verb?implied am after the subject pronoun I
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
9. Jeb and I are going to the swimming hole.
What is the verb? are going
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
10. Would she rather go to the prom with me or Zeke?
What is the verb? would go
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? object
11. Us / We students need more practice with pronouns.
What is the verb? need Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject

Pronoun Case
Directions: Circle the correct pronoun case. Identify the verb in the sentence, and
determine whether the pronoun is functioning as a subject or an object.
Subject: the noun or pronoun in the sentence that takes the verb (ex: I am the subject).
Object: nouns in the sentence that do not take verbs (ex: The object of this sentence is me).

1. Chris and I were playing basketball.


What is the verb? were playing
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject

2. Chrissie wanted to go to the park with me and her.


What is the verb? will be
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? object
3. After a long day of school, my friends and I like to interact online.
What is the verb? like
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject

4. They and we have never gotten along.


What is the verb? have gotten
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
5. You and I have always gotten along in the past.
What is the verb? have gotten Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
6. It was stressful because she and I are both running for class president.
What is the verb? are running
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
7. She is taller than I am.
What is the verb? am
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
8. She is a better dancer than I / me / myself.
What is the verb?implied am after the subject pronoun I
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject
9. Jeb and I are going to the swimming hole.
What is the verb? are going
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject

10. Would she rather go to the prom with me or Zeke?


What is the verb? would go
Is the pronoun a subject or an object? object
11. Us / We students need more practice with pronouns.
What is the verb? need Is the pronoun a subject or an object? subject

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