SUBJECT

PRONOUN

OBJECT
PRONOUN

POSSESSIVE
ADJECTIVE

POSSESSIVE
PRONOUN

REFLEXIVE
PRONOUN

I
HE
SHE
IT
WE
YOU

ME
HIM
HER
IT
US
YOU

MY
HIS
HER
ITS
OUR
YOUR

MINE
HIS
HERS
ITS
OURS
YOURS

THEY

THEM

THEIR

THEIRS

MYSELF
HIMSELF
HERSELF
ITSELF
OURSELVES
YOURSELF (singular)
YOURSELVES (plural)
THEMSELVES

DEMONSTRATIVE
PRONOUN
This
That
These
Those

RELATIVE
PRONOUNS

INDEFINITE PRONOUN

RECIPROCAL
PRONOUN

Who
Whom
Whose
Which
That

Singular: another, anybody, anyone,

anything, each, either, everybody,
everyone, everything, little, much,
neither, nobody, no one, nothing, one,
other, somebody, someone, something

Each other is used

when the group
consists of just two
people, animals or
things.

Plural: both, few, many, others, several

One another is
used when the
groups consists of
more than two
people, animals or
things.

Singular or plural: all, any, more, most,

none, some

Example:
She is a teacher.
She baked him a pie.
This room is their room, not our room.
If this isnt ours, it must be theirs.
We did all the work ourselves.
I want to exchange this for that and these for those.
The girl who told me the story lives down the street.
Everybody can do something, but nobody can do everything.
John and Bob respect each other.
We are commanded to love one another.
VERB
Give
VERB
Give

INDIRECT OBJECT
The dog
(him)
DIRECT OBJECT
A bone
(it)

DIRECT OBJECT
a bone
(it)
INDIRECT OBJECT
to the dog
(to him)

Perhatikan kalimat berikut:

Mary and I went to the movie. (Correct)
Mary and me went to the movie. (Incorrect)
My father drove Mary and I to the movie. (Incorrect)
My father drove Mary and me to the movie. (Correct)

INSTRUCTIONS: Use the above rules to complete the following

exercise!!!
SUBJECT PRONOUNS
1. Egbert is not English; ............... is Australian
2. Dominic and Kaye are in love; ............... are going to get married.
3. This is Lyn's first job and ............... is very nervous.
4. Have ............... seen my new car? No, ............... haven't.
5. ............... are going on holiday at the end of the month.
6. Will you look after our cat please? ............... will need food and
water whilst ............... are away.
OBJECT PRONOUNS
1. Help ............... to prepare for my exam please.
2. Your dog keeps jumping up at me; please tell ............... to stop.
3. Give ............... some advice please; we are so worried.
4. Carl and Ellie rode their bicycles to Juliette's house; she was
out, so they didn't see ................
5. The police are patrolling the town centre. Have you seen
...............?
6. Dave is very thirsty. Would you give ............... something to
drink please?
7. Albert says he knows ..............., because he met ............... at your
party last week.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
1. Alfred and Henry are in ............... car.
2. Gertrude is cleaning ............... teeth.

3.
4.
5.
6.

Tom is drinking ............... drink.

Is this ............... hamburger?
I am working on ............... homework.
Please give the dog ............... bone now.

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
1. That is Clara's shoe; that's ................
2. This is Jennifer and Tom's home; it's ................
3. That is Peter's car over there; it's ................
4. "Whose money is this? Is it ...............?" "No, it's not ...............,
because I didn't have any."
Fill in the gaps as appropriate.
1. Ingrid, Paul! Please behave __________.
2. The pop star __________ attended the wedding ceremony, as she had
promised.
3. I sent __________ a letter, but she hasn't replied to __________ yet.
4. We send letters to __________ regularly. I get on very well with
__________. She's, in fact, my best friend.
5. We looked at __________ in amazement, but we didn't say anything.
6. Make __________ at home, John. I'll be right back.
7. We've known __________ since we were kids. We even were at school
together.
8. I made a fool of __________ by saying that stupid thing.
9. "He hurt __________ when he was playing soccer.
10. When you see your sister, give my regards to __________, please.