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Singular Pronouns

Plural Pronouns

Subject Pronouns

Object Pronouns

Hodge Podge

Does this sentence have a singular

pronoun? Joanne wanted to come to my party but she was busy.

Yes, the pronoun she is

singular

Does this sentence have a singular

pronoun?Her name is

Michelle, but people call her Elle.

Yes, the pronoun her is

singular

Does this sentence have a singular

pronoun?I went to the park last Thursday with

my friends.

Yes, the pronoun I is singular

Which of the following pronouns

is not a singular pronoun?

I me we she he

We is not a singular pronoun

Does this sentence have a singular

noun?I went to the store to buy baseball cards

for my party.

Yes, I is a singular

noun

Identify the plural pronoun:

May we go to their house?

The plural pronoun is

we

Is the pronoun “we” used only as a plural

pronoun?We went to Staples to get modeling clay for

a project.

No, it is also used as a subject

pronoun

Identify the plural noun.

He went out to dinner last night with his friend.

This sentence does not have a

plural noun.

Identify the plural noun:

They are going to each lunch together at his grandmother’s

house.

The plural noun is they

Does this sentence have a plural noun?

The teacher will return the papers to them after lunch.

The plural pronoun is

them

Replace the noun with a subject

pronoun:Debbie writes books for children in her

spare time.

The subject pronoun is she

Replace the noun with a subject

pronoun.Josh is a great

student and he is a good athlete too.

The subject pronoun is

he

Which pronoun should not be used in

the subject of a sentence?

I she weme he

The pronoun “me” should not

be used in the subject.

Identify the subject noun and replace it

with a subject pronoun:

Tina went home with Sammy after school.

The subject noun Tina can be replaced

with the subject pronoun “she.”

Replace the subject noun with a subject

pronoun:Eric and Andy go swimming every

Saturday.

The subject Eric and Andy can be replaced with the subject pronoun “they”

Change the noun in the object of the

sentence to a pronoun:Susan gave the book

to Janet

Change Janet to her.

She slowly crept toward her brother

hoping to scare (he, him).

“Him” is the object pronoun

We've got a new cat, but haven't

thought of a name for (he, him) yet.

“him” is the object pronoun.

Donna was upset, so she chose to isolate herself from (she,

her) family

“her” is the object pronoun

My grandmother gives me a hug every time (she,

her) sees me.

“she” is the object pronoun

After (I, me) finished my shower, I dried myself with

a towel

“I”

(I, Me) have given her a

present

“I”

(We, Us) could feel the heat from

the blaze.

“we”

My teacher, Mrs. Smith, gave (we, us) homework

today.

“us”

(We, Us) saw a flock of geese fly over our

house.

“we”