Subject vs Object Pronouns (Personal Pronouns) MCQ Grammar Quiz - Test

Subject vs Object Pronouns (Personal Pronouns) MCQ Grammar Quiz - Test - Exercise

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Question 1

My brother is a college student. _____ will graduate next year.

A	Him
B	He
C	She

Question 1 Explanation:

He is used for one man or boy before the verb. My brother = he. Not him, because him comes after a verb or preposition.

Question 2

Sandra and Thomas will be at the airport tonight. _____ will arrive at 7 pm.

A	He
B	She
C	They

Question 2 Explanation:

Sandra and Thomas are two people, so we use they before the verb will arrive.

Question 3

After you meet _____ at the airport, please take them to the hotel.

A	them
B	they
C	him

Question 3 Explanation:

After the verb meet we use them, not they. The sentence also says take them, so it means more than one person.

Question 4

I have a problem with Question 4. Could you please help _____?

A	him
B	I
C	me

Question 4 Explanation:

After help we use me, not I. The speaker is talking about himself or herself: help me.

Question 5

My friends and I are going to a movie. Would you like to join _____?

A	us
B	we
C	I

Question 5 Explanation:

My friends and I = we, but after the verb join we use us: join us.

Question 6

Should I give this book to _____ or to Layla?

A	she
B	you
C	they

Question 6 Explanation:

After to we use an object word. You is the same before and after the verb, so to you is correct. To she and to they are wrong; we say to her and to them.

Question 7

I like _____ because they are always telling funny stories.

A	they
B	she
C	them

Question 7 Explanation:

After like we use them. The word they later in the sentence tells us it is more than one person.

Question 8

Please don’t ask _____ that question. I don't know the answer.

A	I
B	me
C	they

Question 8 Explanation:

After ask we use me, not I. The speaker says I don't know, so it is about the speaker: ask me.

Question 9

Where should I put these cups? Should I put _____ on the table?

A	him
B	them
C	it

Question 9 Explanation:

These cups are more than one thing, so we use them. Not it, because it is for one thing.

Question 10

The people in the restaurant are ordering food. _____ look hungry.

A	They
B	It
C	She

Question 10 Explanation:

The people are many, so we use they before the verb look.

Question 11

I don’t like that dog. _____ bit me last week.

A	Him
B	I
C	It

Question 11 Explanation:

We usually use it for an animal when we don't know it well: that dog = it. Not him, because him cannot come before the verb.

Question 12

I tried to talk to _____ this morning, but no one answered the phone.

A	they
B	he
C	her

Question 12 Explanation:

After to we use an object word like her. They and he are used before a verb, so talk to they and talk to he are wrong.

Question 13

Call this number if you have any problems. _____ is my office number.

A	It
B	They
C	He

Question 13 Explanation:

This number is one thing, so we use it: It is my office number.

Question 14

When you see Mr. Smith tomorrow, please ask _____ about the homework.

A	her
B	him
C	she

Question 14 Explanation:

Mr. Smith is a man, and after ask we use him. Not her, because her is for a woman.

Question 15

When _____ is eight o’clock, our class will begin.

A	it
B	we
C	he

Question 15 Explanation:

We use it to talk about time: It is eight o'clock.

Question 16

My friends and I had a great time. _____ really enjoyed the movie.

A	We
B	He
C	Us

Question 16 Explanation:

My friends and I = we. Before the verb enjoyed we use we. Not us, because us comes after a verb.

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