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Pronoun Cases
Pronoun cases are the rules that dictate how the different personal pronouns are used. Here is a chart that explains:
Case Forms Use
Nominative I, you, he, she, it, we, they As asubject or predicate noun.
Objective Me, you, him, her, it, us, them As an object: DO, IO or OP.
Possessive My, mine, you, yours, his, her, hers, its, our, ours, their, theirs Used to show ownership.Always considered an adjective. Could be a predicate adjective

Identify how each underlined pronoun is used in the sentences below, and then indicate whether it is the nominative, objective orpossessive case.
EX: Ms. Parker read us the directions. ____IO, objective___________
1. Louie and he are bringing the dessert. _________________________
2. Did you get a postcard from Dawn and me?_________________________
3. The doctor cannot see you until next week. _________________________
4. The Jacksons took their dog with them on vacation. _________________________
5. Oscar handed me thebeautifully wrapped package. _________________________
6. They never know what happens after people vote. _________________________
7. Is this pencil yours or mine? _________________________
8. Mysister and she agreed to perform the dance for our guests. _________________________
9. Does the teacher want to hear our reasons for not finishing on time? _________________________
10. The dirtydishes? Those are his. _________________________

Identify the correct pronoun between the choices in parentheses:

1. Ed and (I, me) came early.
2. Tell (we, us) a story.
3. Please show (I, me)that picture.
4. The late one was (he, him)
5. Kim or (he, him) can help.
6. No one saw (she, her) yesterday.
7. (Her, She) is the coach of the basketball team.
8. Leave (we, us) alone for aminute.
9. The winners are (them, they).
10. I left this for (him, he).

Write a pronoun in the blank to complete the sentence:

1. The disc jockey smiled at ____________ after he announced the...