Exam 3: Pronouns

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -Daphne and (I, me)have never been to New York.

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -None of the men used (his, their)safety equipment.

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

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

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

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -No one brought (his or her, their)receipt.

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -Nobody turned in (his or her, their)research paper after the due date.

Replace the word or words in parentheses with the correct possessive case pronoun. -Julie prepares (Julie's)reports with great care.

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -(Which, Whose)decision was it to postpone the meeting?

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -Many of the participants paid (his or her, their)registration fee at the door.

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -It was he (who, whom), I believe, I saw on the street yesterday.

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -There isn't much difference between Jennifer and (I, me).

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -Some of the boys gave (his, their)best performances last night.

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

Choose the correct word or words in parentheses. -A car in the parking lot has (its, it's)lights on.

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