Pronoun Case Quiz: Compound Subjects and Objects for Grade 5

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🔍 Pronoun Case: Pronouns change form depending on their function in a sentence (subject or object).
• 🤝 Compound Subject: Two or more subjects joined by 'and', 'or', or 'nor'. The pronoun must be in the subjective case (I, he, she, we, they). Example: Liam and I went to the park.
• 🎯 Compound Object: Two or more objects of a verb or preposition joined by 'and', 'or', or 'nor'. The pronoun must be in the objective case (me, him, her, us, them). Example: The teacher helped Sarah and me.
• 💡 Tip: If you're unsure, try the sentence with just the pronoun. Would you say 'Me went to the park?' No! So, 'Liam and I went to the park' is correct.
• ✏️ Another Tip: Remove the other noun/pronoun and see if the sentence sounds correct with just the pronoun. Example: The teacher helped me. That sounds right!

Practice Quiz

1. Which sentence is correct?
   1. Me and her went to the store.
   2. Her and me went to the store.
   3. She and I went to the store.
   4. I and she went to the store.
2. The teacher gave the homework to Tom and ____.
   1. I
   2. me
   3. myself
   4. mine
3. ____ and my brother are going to the movies.
   1. Me
   2. I
   3. Myself
   4. Mine
4. My mom took my sister and ____ to the zoo.
   1. I
   2. me
   3. myself
   4. mine
5. Which sentence is incorrect?
   1. He and I played basketball.
   2. The gift is for her and me.
   3. Me and him went swimming.
   4. She and I are best friends.
6. The coach told John and ____ to run laps.
   1. I
   2. me
   3. myself
   4. mine
7. Sarah and ____ are in the same class.
   1. me
   2. I
   3. myself
   4. mine