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underline the pronouns in the sentences below. write the type of pronou…

Question

underline the pronouns in the sentences below. write the type of pronoun (subject, object, or reflexive) on the line.
completing a big project is hard to do by yourself.
you will have an easier time working with friends.
you can individually complete a part of the overall project.
it will be easier to finish that way.
reading a book by myself is enjoyable.
i also like to read to my little brother.
he likes stories about monsters.
reading where the wild things are to him was fun.
mom likes to watch us read together.
i am going to grandma’s house for the weekend.
we will probably bake cookies for grandpa.
i expect grandpa will not eat them all.
eating a few myself might be nice.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

To solve this, we identify pronouns and their types:

  1. "yourself" in "Completing a big project is hard to do by yourself" is reflexive (refers back to the implied "you").
  2. "You" in "You will have an easier time working with friends" is a subject pronoun (performs the action).
  3. "You" in "You can individually complete a part of the overall project" is a subject pronoun.
  4. "It" in "It will be easier to finish that way" is a subject pronoun (placeholder subject).
  5. "myself" in "Reading a book by myself is enjoyable" is reflexive (refers to "I").
  6. "I" in "I also like to read to my little brother" is a subject pronoun.
  7. "He" in "He likes stories about monsters" is a subject pronoun.
  8. "him" in "Reading Where the Wild Things Are to him was fun" is an object pronoun (receives the action of "reading to").
  9. "us" in "Mom likes to watch us read together" is an object pronoun (receives the action of "watch").
  10. "I" in "I am going to Grandma’s house for the weekend" is a subject pronoun.
  11. "We" in "We will probably bake cookies for Grandpa" is a subject pronoun.
  12. "them" in "Probably Grandpa will not eat them all" is an object pronoun (receives the action of "eat").
  13. "myself" in "Taking a few myself might be nice" is reflexive (refers to the speaker).

Answer:

  1. yourself - reflexive
  2. You - subject
  3. You - subject
  4. It - subject
  5. myself - reflexive
  6. I - subject
  7. He - subject
  8. him - object
  9. us - object
  10. I - subject
  11. We - subject
  12. them - object
  13. myself - reflexive