Objective Pronouns

This video tutorial explains the different cases of pronouns, focusing on objective pronouns. It covers how objective pronouns receive the action of the verb and follow prepositions. Through examples, it demonstrates how to choose the correct pronoun in various sentences, distinguishing between subjective and objective cases. The tutorial concludes with exercises to reinforce understanding of pronoun usage.

What is the function of a pronoun in the objective case?

• It shows ownership.

• It performs the action of the verb.

• It receives the action of the verb.

• It replaces the subject of the sentence.

Which of the following is an example of an objective pronoun?

• We

• Us

• I

• They

In the sentence 'Carrie handed me the gift', which word is the objective pronoun?

• Carrie

• Handed

• Me

• Gift

Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence: 'The book was dedicated to Martha and ___'?

• Hers

• They

• She

• Her

In the sentence 'The manager chose Rob and me for the job', why is 'me' used instead of 'I'?

• 'Me' shows ownership.

• 'Me' is a subject pronoun.

• 'Me' is a possessive pronoun.

• 'Me' is an objective pronoun receiving the action.

Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence: 'To ___ will you send the birthday card?'

• Who

• Whom

• Whose

• Which

In which case is the pronoun 'I' used correctly?

• Will you send the card to I?

• Rob and I were chosen by the manager.

• The manager chose Rob and I.

• The book was dedicated to I.