In each of the following sentences, draw a line through the pronoun that is used incorrectly and write the correct form of the pronoun above it. If a sentence is already correct, write $C$ after it. Don't call the plumber; I'll fix the faucet myself.

Cross out each incorrect pronoun in the following sentences, and write the correct form above it. If the sentence does not contain an error, write $C$ on the line provided. Base your answers on the rules of standard, formal usage. Across the aisle from Corina and I were sitting the mayor and the governor.

In each of the following sentences, underline the personal pronoun in parentheses that correctly completes the sentence. Then, on the line before the sentence, identify the pronoun's use by writing $S$ for subject of the verb or $P N$ for predicate nominative.
The next time the alarm sounds, the person to turn if off will probably be (she, her).

Underline the pronoun that completes each of the following sentences correctly. Cindy said there was a bulletin posted concerning (we, us) band members.

In each of the following sentences, underline the pronoun in parentheses that completes the sentence correctly.
(Our, Ours) is the last house on the right, just before the stoplight.

In each of the following sentences, draw a line through the pronoun that is used incorrectly. Then, write the correct form of the pronoun above the error. If us citizens don't work together, our efforts will not succeed.

In each of the following sentences, underline the personal pronoun in parentheses that correctly completes the sentence. Then, on the line before the sentence, identify the function of the pronoun by writing $S$ for subject, $P N$ for predicate nominative, $D O$ for direct object, $I O$ for indirect object, $O P$ for object of a preposition, or $P$ for possessive.
Many homemakers should thank Howard J. Morgens for (him, his) making such helpful products available for their homes.

On the lines provided, change each sentence pair into a single sentence that contains an elliptical construction starting with than or as and ending with a pronoun. He trusts me. He trusts Kathleen more. ---

In each of the following sentences, underline the pronoun that completes the sentence correctly. I learned about life in post-World War II Cuba from my great-grandmother and (he, him).

In each of the following sentences, underline the pronoun in parentheses that completes the sentence correctly.
I hope that on (your, yours) trip to Texas you will have many wonderful experiences.

In each of the following sentences, identify the person and case of the underlined personal pronoun by writing above the pronoun $F$ for first person, $S$ for second person, or $T$ for third person. Then, write $N$ for nominative case, $O$ for objective case, or $P$ for possessive case.

He wrote Foundation, a series of short stories with $\underline{their}$ plots set in a futuristic society.

On the line provided in each of the following sentences, write a personal pronoun that correct- ly completes the sentence. Then, identify the pronoun's use by writing above it $S$ for subject of the verb, $P N$ for predicate nominative, $D O$ for direct object, $I O$ for indirect object, or $O P$ for object of a preposition.
Together, -- exerted great influence on the craft in England during the $1700$s.

In each of the following sentences, underline the personal pronoun in parentheses that correctly completes the sentence. Then, on the line before the sentence, identify the pronoun's use by writing $S$ for subject of the verb or $P N$ for predicate nominative.
If the guests had been (they, them), would you have responded differently?

In each of the following sentences, underline the personal pronoun in parentheses that correctly completes the sentence. Then, on the line before the sentence, identify the pronoun's use by writing $D O$ for direct object, $I O$ for indirect object, or $O P$ for object of a preposition.
Show (we, us) photos of your trip to Puerto Rico.