In English grammar, a pronoun is a word that is used instead of the noun.
A basic example is "Sarah is tall". In this sentence, Sarah is a noun. Because we know that Sarah is a girl, we can use the pronoun she and keep the same meaning - "She is tall".
Easy, right? Well then, take a look at the following ten sentences and choose the correct pronoun.
Link: How to use Subject Pronouns and Object Pronouns
- 1 - Who can tell ___ the correct answer.
- 2 - ___ house is near hers.
- 3 - Where is the bank? I think ___ is on Turner Street.
- 4 - James went to the game with Susan and ___.
- 2 - ___ house is near hers.













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Pronouns
All correct. It was really easy.
Yeah, I agree with you. It
Yeah, I agree with you. It was easy.
Interesting and useful!!!
Interesting and useful!!!

Thanks a lot!
In the sentence "Steve and I
In the sentence "Steve and I are going skiing" I made a mistake and wrote "Steve and me are going skiing" because I remembered the informal structure "Me and somebody...".But now I am wondering if a women who wants to speak English grammatically correctly
can say "Me and Steve..." or only "Steve and I...".
Krystyna
I & Me
Grammatically "I" is used as a subject
and 'me' as an object'In a few cases "I"
comes in later part of the sentence such as
"SO do I" and me comes in the first part of
the sentences which Chris will come to the rescue
Steve and I...
that was only one mistake of me...And I didn't understand why we should use "I" in this case? Can somebody explain me it in the easy way? Thanks...
I got all the questions
I got all the questions right. it was so easy