Most sentences in the following paragraph contain errors in pronoun usage. Identify each error, and then give the correct pronoun form. If a sentence is already correct, write $C$.

EXAMPLE: Sarah and me are on the track team.

• me-I*

The champion coach Pat Connolly recognized the young runner as a great talent when she saw Ashford race at the University of California at Los Angeles in 1976.

Complete each of the following sentences with an appropriate pronoun. Identify each pronoun you use as reflexive or intensive.

EXAMPLE: Diners at this restaurant serve from a buffet. themselves-reflexive

I bought _______ a Scottish kilt at the import store.

For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun form in parentheses. Then, tell how it is used in the sentence—as a subject, predicate nominative, direct object, indirect object, or object of a preposition.

EXAMPLE: Leave the pamphlets with Kim and (he, him).

• him-object of a preposition*

I have not heard from Mark and (she, her) in ages.

Choose the correct pronoun form in parentheses in each of the following sentences.

EXAMPLE: This letter is addressed to you and $(l, \mathrm{me})$.

$$\mathrm{me}$$

John went to the movie with Alice and (them, they).

For each of the following sentences, add words to the elliptical clause to make its meaning clear. Include in the clause the correct pronoun form.

EXAMPLE: I don't know Brenda as well as (she, her). as well as she knows Brenda or as well as I know her.

I'm certain that Eva is shorter than $(I, m e)$ by at least four inches.

Choose the correct pronoun form in parentheses in each of the following sentences.

Example: After a pause, I heard Mr. Karas say into the phone, "Yes, this is (he, him)." he

For the first two weeks, everything ran smoothly because our supervisor, Mr. Karas, was a person (1. who, whom) we admired for being firm and just.

Most of the sentences in the following paragraph contain errors in pronoun usage. Identify each error, and then give the correct pronoun form. If a sentence is already correct, write $C$.

EXAMPLE: Mom showed Larry and I an old history book that she had found in the attic. I-me

Of course, most of we are familiar with Thomas Edison and his inventions.

Each of the following sentences contains an error in pronoun usage. Identify the error, and then give the pronoun form that is correct according to the rules of formal, standard usage.

EXAMPLE: Do you know whom won the women's 100-meter dash at the 2008 summer Olympic Games?

• whom-who*

Do you know who they gave the blue ribbon?

For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun form in parentheses.

EXAMPLE: Many of (we, us) seniors have part-time jobs. us

Two students, Angela and (she, her), toured the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site in Washington, D.C.

For each of the following sentences, give a personal pronoun that can be substituted for the word or words in brackets.

Example:* Carl and [Sue Ann] always seem to be happy.* she

[First-person plural] will take the exam on Friday.

For each of the following sentences, write a personal pronoun that can be substituted for the word or words in brackets.

Example: I helped [Rod] and her with their projects. him Sonia and Molly sent [first-person singular] a get-well card last week. me

Leave [first-person plural] alone for a while.

For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun form in parentheses.

As we waited at the starting line, $I$ knew in my heart that the race was really going to be between Ted and $(I, m e)$.

For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun from the pair in parentheses. Then, tell how it is used in the subordinate clause-as a subject, predicate nominative, direct object, indirect object, or object of a preposition.

EXAMPLE: Can you tell me (who, whom) wrote Bury My Heart at? Wounded Knee? who-subject

Be sure to talk to (whoever, whomever) she interviewed.

For each of the following sentence that contains an incorrect pronoun form, identify the error and then give the correct form. If a sentence is already correct, write $C$.

No one knew who the woman in the mask could be.