Pronoun+Review

ThirdFor the Pronoun Test, you have to know:
Dan and (she, her) ate pizza. Dan gave (she, her) the biggest piece. (Who, Whom) is taking you to prom? With (who, whom) are you going to prom?
 * When to use a SUBJECT pronoun and when to use an OBJECT pronoun. For example:

They love the book //Twilight//. (Who is THEY? Make something up: Teenagers love ...) John and Jerry left his shoes there. (Whose shoes? Either say: Jerry's shoes or their shoes.) who, whom, whose, who's their, there, theirs, there's, they're
 * Make sure the ANTECEDENT of a pronoun is clear and matches. For example:
 * Tricky ones like:

P.S. A reflexive/intensive pronoun, is just a really big word for Himself/Herself. You WOULD USE IT when saying //I myself climbed the mountain.// You would NOT USE IT when saying //Her and myself are taking the quiz.//
 * When it's okay to use a reflexive/intensive pronoun and how to use them.

Examples: We workers want to protest. The boss treats us workers unfairly.
 * Which to use when saying something like "we workers" or "us workers."


 * Anything else? Up to you to review the pages in your grammar book. Please add.

__Closer__: This, These __Farther Away__: That, Those __This__ is our blanket. __That__ is yours. __These__ are your waterwings. __Those__ are hers.
 * Demonstrative Pronouns


 * ||  || **Subject** || **Object** || **Possessive** ||
 * **Singular** || **First Person** || I || me || my, mine ||
 * || **Second Person** || you || you || your, yours ||
 * || **Third Person** || he, she, it || him, her, it || his, her, hers, its ||
 * **Plural** || **First Person** || we || us || our, ours ||
 * || **Second Person** || you || you || your, yours ||
 * || **Third Person** || they || them || their, theirs ||