Deck 3: Pronouns

Question 1

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
John and I discussed what courses to take in the summer session.

Answer 1

A

Question 2

(Belonging to me)favorite movie was not among the top 20 in the poll.

Answer 2

My

Question 3

The highest score was posted by (belonging to us)bowling team.

Answer 3

our

Question 4

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
The winning team was he and I.

Question 5

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
We employees developed a new procedure for posting information on the company website.

Question 6

Both Olga and (she, her)know how to work the most complex programs.

Question 7

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
You have great leadership skills.

Question 8

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
They were not consulted before the announcement was made.

Question 9

Mr.Greene has more experience with spreadsheets than (I, me).

Question 10

Marc thought (Marc's)schedule would keep him from attending the first session.

Question 11

Melissa Buckner supervises him as well as (I, me).

Question 12

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
The leading candidate was she.

Question 13

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
The person named "Most Likely to Succeed" was he.

Question 14

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
She and I raised the most money for the library addition.

Question 15

(Her, She)and I are going to dinner at the Inner Harbor.

Question 16

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
It consists of two partners, two staff attorneys, and a paralegal.

Question 17

(Belonging to you)contribution to the package design was significant.

Question 18

Daphne and (I, me)have never been to New York.

Question 19

Indicate whether the underlined nominative case pronoun or pronouns are used as subjects or predicate pronouns
a.subject
b.predicate pronoun
The owner of the record is he.

Question 20

Julie prepares (Julie's)reports with great care.

Question 21

Did any of the managers submit (his or her, their)expense report?

Question 22

Nobody turned in (his or her, their)research paper after the due date.

Question 23

Mr.Saballet and Mr.Toth were pleased to discuss (his, their)new venture at the conference.

Question 24

Abby says the missing laptop is (hers, her's).

Question 25

Did someone say that (his or her, their)doctor's writing was illegible?

Question 26

A car in the parking lot has (its, it's)lights on.

Question 27

(Us, We)interns share information about our assignments.

Question 28

Everyone must have (his or her, their)student ID card to qualify for tax-free lunches in the school cafeteria.

Question 29

Few started (his or her, their)career as a company president.

Question 30

Many of the participants paid (his or her, their)registration fee at the door.

Question 31

Each of the supermarkets ran (its, their)weekly advertisement on Wednesday.

Question 32

Neither of the women enjoyed (her, their)hike in the rain.

Question 33

(Him, His)working overtime brought in enough money to buy a plasma television.

Question 34

Ms.Ramirez arranged a training session for him and (I, me).

Question 35

There isn't much difference between Jennifer and (I, me).

Question 36

None of the men used (his, their)safety equipment.

Question 37

All of the checkers know how to log in to (his or her, their)cash registers.

Question 38

Dr.Tao was impressed with (me, my)finishing the notes so quickly.

Question 39

I thought (theirs, theirs')was the house with the brick facade.

Question 40

The script was circulated among (us, we)students.

Question 41

(What, Which)are some questions I should ask the admissions officer?

Question 42

(Who, Whom)do you think has read the book?

Question 43

From (who, whom)did you secure permission to use this picture?

Question 44

It was he (who, whom), I believe, I saw on the street yesterday.

Question 45

(Which, Whose)decision was it to postpone the meeting?

Question 46

Some of the boys gave (his, their)best performances last night.

Question 47

Either she or I will replace (them, those)old flowers.

Question 48

The bat (which, that)Hank Aaron used for his 3,000th career hit is displayed in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Question 49

Do you know (who, whom)the visitor was?

Question 50

With (who, whom)did you share your lab work?

Question 51

(What, Which)do you like better-Chinese food or Mexican food?

Question 52

Anyone who is conscientious in (his or her, their)research will advance quickly.

Question 53

The stadium, (which, that)seats 70,000, is being considered for the Super Bowl.

Question 54

The wave heights, (which, that)are currently at 35 feet, are too dangerous for all but professional surfers.

Question 55

No one brought (his or her, their)receipt.

Question 56

Mrs.Hawthorne will give the test preparation packets to (whoever, whomever)wants them.