1. Common Grammar Mistakes

2. I, She, He vs. Me, Her, Him Subject pronoun
Refers to the person performing the action of the verb
Examples:
I want to go.
He climbed the tree.
She won an award.
Object pronoun
Refers to the person that the action of a verb is being done to or to which a preposition refers
Examples:
Matt told me to leave.
I gave the pencil to him.

3. I, She, He vs. Me, Her, Him

4. Practice: I, She, He vs. Me, Her, Him
You and _____________ need to get ready.
He gave _____________ five dollars.
She needs to talk to Robert or ____________ .
Between you and ______________, this is a bad idea.
Tom and _____________ are going to the movies.

5. Who’s vs. Whose A contraction for “who is” or “who has” Example:
*Who’s coming to visit tomorrow?
Possessive; means “belonging to whom or which”
Example:
*Whose backpack is this?

6. Practice: Who’s vs. Whose
__________ watching TV?
__________ book is this?
Do you know _____________ going to speak?
__________ side are you on?
__________ in the kitchen?