Mastering Compound Subjects and Objects

This video tutorial covers the use of possessive, subject, and object pronouns, with a focus on compound pronouns. It introduces a strategy for determining the correct pronoun in sentences with compound subjects or objects. The tutorial includes examples and practice exercises to help learners distinguish between subject and object pronouns, ensuring correct usage in various contexts.

What type of pronouns are discussed in the introduction?

• Indefinite pronouns

• Possessive pronouns

• Reflexive pronouns

• Demonstrative pronouns

What is the main strategy taught for choosing the correct pronoun?

• Using a dictionary

• Isolating the pronoun

• Memorizing rules

• Asking a friend

How can one determine the correct pronoun to use in a compound structure?

• Removing the other noun

• Always choosing 'I'

• Guessing

• Consulting a grammar book

In the example with the chef, which pronoun is correct?

• Hers

• Him

• His

• He

What should you do if unsure about the correct pronoun in a sentence?

• Change the sentence structure

• Remove other nouns to test

• Use any pronoun

• Skip it

Which pronoun would correctly fill the blank in 'Rick and ___ discuss the results'?

• Me

• My

• Mine

• I

What is the role of 'I' in a sentence?

• Object

• Subject

• Prepositional object

• Possessive

In the sentence 'The teacher discussed the results with Rick and ___', which pronoun is appropriate?

• I

• Me

• Myself

• He

Which pronoun is used as an object in a sentence?

• I

• She

• Me

• He

Which example shows the correct use of 'me'?

• Rick and me went to the store.

• She gave me the book.

• Me am going to the park.

• Me like to read books.