Pronoun case after than, as and who

Grade 9 Reading Worksheet

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Circle the best answer.

  1. The award went to Noah and ___. Bo labels the pronoun's job in the sentence frame. Which choice is right?

    • me, as an object of the preposition to
    • me, as the subject of went
    • myself, as a polite way to name the speaker
    • I, as part of a pair after to
  2. ___ students planned the fair. Esme labels the pronoun's job in the sentence frame. Which choice is right?

    • Us, as a word for a group of students
    • We, as the object of planned
    • We, as part of the subject we students
    • Ourselves, as a word for the students themselves
  3. “The coach chose Tala and ___ as captains. (The blank names the twins.)” Jun labels the pronoun's job in the sentence frame. Which choice is right?

    • them, as the subject of chose
    • them, as an object of chose
    • they, as part of a pair of names
    • themselves, as a careful way to name the twins
  4. “Mr. Lee trusts Bo more than ___. (Meaning: more than I trust Bo.)” Kira writes out the full clause after than or as. Which choice is right?

    • myself, since the speaker is the one compared
    • I, since the full clause is than I trust Bo
    • me, since a pronoun after than takes the object form
    • me, since the full clause is than Mr. Lee trusts me
  5. “Ms. Diaz writes more neatly than ___. (The other writer is Mr. Cho.)” Milo writes out the full clause after than or as. Which choice is right?

    • his, since the writing belongs to Mr. Cho
    • himself, since Mr. Cho is compared with Ms. Diaz
    • he, since the full clause is than he writes
    • him, since a pronoun after than takes the object form
  6. Give the ticket to ___ arrives first. Noah brackets the who clause and tests it. Which choice is right?

    • whoever's, since the ticket will be theirs
    • whomever, since it follows the word to
    • whoever, since it is the subject of arrives
    • whoever, since it is the object of to
  7. Invite ___ you like. Pia brackets the who clause and tests it. Which choice is right?

    • whomever, since it is the object of invite
    • whoever, since it begins the clause
    • whoever's, since the invitation will be theirs
    • whomever, since it is the object of like
  8. The author ___ the class interviewed was a chef. Ren brackets the who clause and tests it. Which choice is right?

    • whom, since it is the object of interviewed
    • whose, since the class read the author's work
    • who, since it comes right after author
    • whom, since it is the object of was
  9. The prize was shared by Milo and I. Tala marks the pronoun error. Which change fixes it?

    • Change I to mine
    • Change I to myself
    • Change I to me
    • Keep I, since it follows a name
  10. Whom do you think will lead the club? Ari marks the pronoun error. Which change fixes it?

    • Change Whom to Who, since it is the subject of will lead
    • Change Whom to Whose
    • Keep Whom, since it follows do you think
    • Change Whom to Who, since it is the object of think
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Pronoun case after than, as and who

Answer Key - Grade 9 Reading Worksheet

Circle the best answer.

  1. The award went to Noah and ___. Bo labels the pronoun's job in the sentence frame. Which choice is right?

    • me, as an object of the preposition to
    • me, as the subject of went
    • myself, as a polite way to name the speaker
    • I, as part of a pair after to
  2. ___ students planned the fair. Esme labels the pronoun's job in the sentence frame. Which choice is right?

    • Us, as a word for a group of students
    • We, as the object of planned
    • We, as part of the subject we students
    • Ourselves, as a word for the students themselves
  3. “The coach chose Tala and ___ as captains. (The blank names the twins.)” Jun labels the pronoun's job in the sentence frame. Which choice is right?

    • them, as the subject of chose
    • them, as an object of chose
    • they, as part of a pair of names
    • themselves, as a careful way to name the twins
  4. “Mr. Lee trusts Bo more than ___. (Meaning: more than I trust Bo.)” Kira writes out the full clause after than or as. Which choice is right?

    • myself, since the speaker is the one compared
    • I, since the full clause is than I trust Bo
    • me, since a pronoun after than takes the object form
    • me, since the full clause is than Mr. Lee trusts me
  5. “Ms. Diaz writes more neatly than ___. (The other writer is Mr. Cho.)” Milo writes out the full clause after than or as. Which choice is right?

    • his, since the writing belongs to Mr. Cho
    • himself, since Mr. Cho is compared with Ms. Diaz
    • he, since the full clause is than he writes
    • him, since a pronoun after than takes the object form
  6. Give the ticket to ___ arrives first. Noah brackets the who clause and tests it. Which choice is right?

    • whoever's, since the ticket will be theirs
    • whomever, since it follows the word to
    • whoever, since it is the subject of arrives
    • whoever, since it is the object of to
  7. Invite ___ you like. Pia brackets the who clause and tests it. Which choice is right?

    • whomever, since it is the object of invite
    • whoever, since it begins the clause
    • whoever's, since the invitation will be theirs
    • whomever, since it is the object of like
  8. The author ___ the class interviewed was a chef. Ren brackets the who clause and tests it. Which choice is right?

    • whom, since it is the object of interviewed
    • whose, since the class read the author's work
    • who, since it comes right after author
    • whom, since it is the object of was
  9. The prize was shared by Milo and I. Tala marks the pronoun error. Which change fixes it?

    • Change I to mine
    • Change I to myself
    • Change I to me
    • Keep I, since it follows a name
  10. Whom do you think will lead the club? Ari marks the pronoun error. Which change fixes it?

    • Change Whom to Who, since it is the subject of will lead
    • Change Whom to Whose
    • Keep Whom, since it follows do you think
    • Change Whom to Who, since it is the object of think