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Pronouns Quiz

1. For each of the following 1-10, choose the correct sentence.

 A) The Kings invited Jerri and myself to dinner.
 B) The Kings invited Jerri and me to dinner.

2. 

 A) My sister Kay is younger than I.
 B) My sister Kay is younger than me.

3. 

 A) A package has arrived for him and his wife.
 B) A package has arrived for he and his wife.

4. 

 A) It is we who have to make this decision.
 B) It is us who have to make this decision.

5. 

 A) That’s not our truck; its theirs.
 B) That’s not our truck; its their’s.
 C) That’s not our truck; it’s theirs.
 D) That’s not our truck; it’s their’s.

6. 

 A) The bunny cleaned its ears before hopping away.
 B) The bunny cleaned it’s ears before hopping away.

7. 

 A) I intend to introduce Anna and myself at the hearing.
 B) I intend to introduce Anna and I at the hearing.
 C) I intend to introduce Anna and me at the hearing.

8. 

 A) My mother and I will be joining you tomorrow evening.
 B) My mother and myself will be joining you tomorrow evening.
 C) My mother and me will be joining you tomorrow evening.

9. 

 A) The man on the phone asked to speak to either she or I.
 B) The man on the phone asked to speak to either she or me.
 C) The man on the phone asked to speak to either her or I.
 D) The man on the phone asked to speak to either her or me.

10. 

 A) Her and I stayed until one of the boys caught their first fish.
 B) She and I stayed until one of the boys caught their first fish.
 C) She and I stayed until one of the boys caught his first fish.
 D) Her and I stayed until one of the boys caught his first fish.


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