Pronoun Test Review

Nevertheless, Braille learned organ and cello and played them both well.

What is (your/you're) anthem in England?

Many of the students copy the triangles into (its/their) notebooks.

(That/This) beyond the park is the Pacific Coast Highway, which is a beautiful, scenic drive.

Give her or (I/me) the ball!

None of these triangles (has/have) a right angle.

On average, the game takes Jonah and (they/them) only 20 minutes to finish.

(That/Those) is the road to Laguna Beach.

Braille learned the code and adapted it for people who are blind.

After 3 more points, our opponents and (us/we) will finish the game.

(Us/We) are rooting for the US, as well as Italy, which has a good team.

Some (are/is) learning about the special properties of these triangles for the first time.

Sara, Martin, and I have many pets at home.

I'll teach you my national anthem if you teach me (yours/your's).

Later he heard about a special writing system that had been developed for use on the battlefields at night.

(Whose/Who's) is this basketball on the bench?

Do you know (whose/who's) going to be on my team for the match?

They can now read books, magazines, and even music, thanks to Braille.

Sarah has a dog, and it requires a lot of attention and care.

(This/These) is the bus to Balboa.

Her school gave away two tickets, and the winners was (her/she).

The Swiss used to sing (there's/theirs) to the same music.

Three years after Louis Braille's birth, an unfortunate accident blinded him.

Is (those/that) your hometown?

You and (I/me) should have won this mismatched game long ago.

We take turns with the care of the goldfish.

They need only some food and a change of water every few days.

(Who/Whom) will play first?

(These/Those) over there are the buses that leave every hour on the hour for Newport Beach.

Joyce will bring (me/I) an autographed program from the championship as a souvenir.

(Ours/Our) national anthem is "The Star-Spangled Banner".

(Ours/Our's) is "God Save the Queen," and the tune is the same as the tune "America"

All of the triangles that I drew on the board (is/are) different kinds of scalene triangles.

Are (he/him) and she going to be on the same team this year?

(Whose/Who's) playing basketball in the center court right now?

Joyce loves soccer, and (she/her) will attend the Women's Cup competition.

(Whom/Who) did you invite to watch the game with you?

She leaves the care of the hamsters and the noisy parakeet to me.

Each of these triangles (contains/contain) three angles; each angle is of a different size.

People around the world enjoy soccer, and (they/them) look forward to the World Cup Championships.