Quiz for Lessons 141 - 145 - Parts of the Sentence - Pronouns

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Instructions: Choose the correct form of the pronoun and tell why you chose it.

1. (Whom, Who) has she told?

2. Jim chose Ann and (I, me).

3. This is (she, her) speaking.

4. Could it have been (they, them) leaving there?

5. They never called (you and I, you and me).

6. Mother called (we, us) children for supper.

7. The cat groomed (its, it's) paw.

8. Is this shirt (yours, your's)?

9. The next turn is (ours, our's).

10. (Their, They're) house is the new one.

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Answers:

1. Whom has she told?

    - direct object, objective case

2. Jim chose Ann and me.

    - direct object, objective case

3. This is she speaking.

    - predicate nominative, nominative case

4. Could it have been they leaving there?

    - predicate nominative, nominative case

5. They never called you and me.

    - direct object, objective case

 

6. Mother called us children for supper.

    - direct object, objective case

7. The cat groomed its paw.

    - possessive case

8. Is this shirt yours?

    - possessive case

9. The next turn is ours.

    - possessive case

10. Their house is the new one.

      - possessive case

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