For the following sentence, underline the correct pronoun form in parentheses. Example 1. Both Gail and ($\underline{\text{I}}$, myself) signed up for the French Club.

Elliot looked so much taller that I could hardly believe it was (he, him).

Underline the appropriate pronoun form to complete the elliptical construction in the following sentence. Then, above the pronoun write N if the pronoun is in the nominative case or O if the pronoun is in the objective case.

No one else in my art class is as creative as (I, me).

The sentence below contains incorrect pronoun usage. Cross out each incorrect pronoun and write the correct form above it. Some sentences may have more than one error.

Jamie and her always finish their Spanish assignments.

On the line provided, write complete sentence using the pronoun specified. Then, underline the pronoun. Example 1. (third person plural, indirect object) Mr. Park gave $\underline{\text{them}}$ an excellent grade on the science project.

(first person plural, predicate nominative) ____________________________________________________

Underline the correct pronoun in parentheses in the sentence below. Example 1. I’m not as well-read as (her, $\underline{\text{she}}$).

Jenna and (I, myself) are responsible for the party decorations.

On the blank in the following sentence, write an appropriate pronoun to correctly complete the sentence. A description of the pronoun appears in parentheses. Example 1. Grandmother sent electronic greeting cards to both Jacob and $\underline{\text{me}}$ (first person singular, objective).

I gave Gino and _________ (third person plural, objective) copies of my speech.