The following sentence contains two personal pronouns in parentheses. Underline the pronoun that correctly completes the sentence. Then, on the line provided, write DO if the pronoun is a direct object, IO if it is an indirect object, or OP if it is an object of a preposition. Example $\underline{\text{IO}}$ 1. Mr. Graves offered Tranh and (I, $\underline{\text{me}}$) endless encouragement and guidance.

______ Norah saw (they, them) at the party for Darlene.

The following sentence contains two personal pronouns in parentheses. Underline the pronoun that correctly completes the sentence. Then, on the line provided, write DO if the pronoun is a direct object, IO if it is an indirect object, or OP if it is an object of a preposition. Example $\underline{\text{IO}}$ 1. Mr. Graves offered Tranh and (I, $\underline{\text{me}}$) endless encouragement and guidance.

______ The concert was sponsored by the record company and (she, her).

The following sentence contains two personal pronouns in parentheses. Underline the pronoun that correctly completes the sentence. Then, on the line provided, write DO if the pronoun is a direct object, IO if it is an indirect object, or OP if it is an object of a preposition. Example $\underline{\text{IO}}$ 1. Mr. Graves offered Tranh and (I, $\underline{\text{me}}$) endless encouragement and guidance.

______ Renee had lunch with (we, us) last Sunday.

For the following sentence, identify the underlined pronoun by writing S for subject, PN for predicate nominative, DO for direct object, IO for indirect object, or OP for object of a preposition.

Mrs. Soriano helped $\underline{\text{them}}$ with their speeches for the class election.

What controls transcription in prokaryotes?

On the blank in the following sentence, write an appropriate possessive pronoun to correctly complete the sentence. Example 1. Father had tired of $\underline{\text{our}}$ procrastinating.

Ms. Pearson encouraged _________ studying in groups.

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.

(Who, Whom) can describe the angles of the different geometric shapes?

For the following sentence, identify the underlined pronoun by writing S for subject, PN for predicate nominative, DO for direct object, IO for indirect object, or OP for object of a preposition.

The player with the best record for free throws in the district league is $\underline{\text{he}}$.

Complete the following sentence by writing an appropriate reflexive or intensive pronoun in the blank. Then, classify the pronoun by writing, in the space above it, REF for reflexive or INT for intensive.

Sit by _________ for a few minutes and collect your thoughts.

Complete the following sentence by supplying personal pronoun in the objective case. Then, on the line provided, write DO if the pronoun is used as a direct object or IO if it is used as an indirect object. Example $\underline{\text{DO}}$ 1. Annamaria drove $\underline{\text{us}}$ to the concert hall.

______ Our teacher has already graded Latisha and _________ on our presentation.

What are three possible ways that a mutation could change DNA, yet have no measurable effect on the organism?

The following sentence contains two personal pronouns in parentheses. Underline the pronoun that correctly completes the sentence. Then, on the line provided, write DO if the pronoun is a direct object, IO if it is an indirect object, or OP if it is an object of a preposition. Example $\underline{\text{IO}}$ 1. Mr. Graves offered Tranh and (I, $\underline{\text{me}}$) endless encouragement and guidance.

______ The grocer sells (they, them) fresh fruit every day.

On the line provided, write the completed form of the elliptical clause, using the correct form of the pronoun in parentheses. (Some items may have more than one possible answer, but you need to give only one.) Example 1. He trusts you more than (I, me).

$$\underline{\text{than he trusts me or than I trust you}}$$

They see him more often than (we, us). _________________________________________________

Complete the sentence by writing an appropriate reflexive or intensive pronoun in the blank. Then, classify the pronoun by writing above it, R for reflexive or I for intensive.

Karen asked ____________ if she really wanted the job.