Pronouns (Test 2)

Oct 26, 2016

Choose the correct pronoun(s) for each sentence.
1. Meagan said she looked forward to seeing . . .
  him
  and . . .
  me
  at the airport.
  - he … I
  - him … me
2. . . .
  He
  and . . .
  I
  have been good friends since second grade.
  - He … me
  - Him … I
3. If you don’t mind . . .
  my
  asking, why are you so angry?
  - me
  - my
4. My friend, unlike . . .
  me
  , is very artistic.
  - me
  - myself
5. Please talk to Daniela or . . .
  me
  next time you have a concern.
  - myself
  - me
6. Ask . . .
  her
  , not . . .
  me
  .
  - she … me
  - her … I
7. None of the doctors have been able to figure out what is wrong with . . .
  her
  or . . .
  me
  .
  - her … me
  - she … I
8. She is as stubborn as . . .
  he
  , but that’s no surprise given they are sister and brother.
  - he
  - him
9. I weigh more than . . .
  he
  .
  - him
  - he
10. I would rather work with Raven than with . . .
  her
  .
  - she
  - her
11. It is . . .
  we
  who deserve credit for this company’s third quarter profits. (Note
  “We” is preferred over “us”.
  )
  - us
  - we
12. . . .
  It’s
  a shame that some of the profits have been wasted on excessive executive compensation packages.
  - Its
  - It’s
13. . . .
  His
  complaining just made everyone else more frustrated.
  - Him
  - His
14. . . .
  My friend and I
  will stop by on our way to the bakery.
  - I and my friend
  - My friend and I
15. You can help . . .
  him
  or . . .
  me
  but probably not both of . . .
  us
  .
  - he … I … us
  - him … me … we
16. We regret to inform you that . . .
  your
  running the red light has resulted in a ticket.
  you
  - your
17. . . .
  My boss and I
  will pick up where they left off.
  - My boss and me
  - My boss and I
18. When the horse kicked . . .
  its
  legs, the rider bounced off and landed in the lake.
  - it’s
  - its
19. . . .
  Your
  friend told . . .
  his
  friend to tell my friend that . . .
  there’s
  a party tonight.
  - You’re … his … their’s
  - Your … his’ … there’s
20. The argument he gave had . . .
  its
  merits.
  - its
  - it’s

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