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Pronouns Quiz

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

 A) Please call Francis or I if you need any help.
 B) Please call Francis or me if you need any help.

2. 

 A) Her and me have worked together for ten years.
 B) Her and I have worked together for ten years.
 C) She and me have worked together for ten years.
 D) She and I have worked together for ten years.

3. 

 A) You can leave the key with either he or me.
 B) You can leave the key with either him or I.
 C) You can leave the key with either him or me.
 D) You can leave the key with either he or I.

4. 

 A) I can eat more pizza than her.
 B) I can eat more pizza than she.

5. 

 A) You'll need to speak with him about the scholarship program, not me.
 B) You'll need to speak with him about the scholarship program, not I.
 C) You'll need to speak with he about the scholarship program, not me.
 D) You'll need to speak with he about the scholarship program, not I.

6. 

 A) He would rather ride with Erika than with me.
 B) He would rather ride with Erika than with myself.
 C) A and B are both correct.

7. 

 A) My friend and me will take you to the nearest gas station.
 B) My friend and I will take you to the nearest gas station.

8. 

 A) It is we who should have won first prize.
 B) It is us who should have won first prize.

9. 

 A) This is her speaking.
 B) This is she speaking.

10. 

 A) Marisol asked if Roberta and I could take her and her sister to school tomorrow morning.
 B) Marisol asked if Roberta and me could take her and her sister to school tomorrow morning.
 C) Marisol asked if Roberta and I could take she and her sister to school tomorrow morning.
 D) Marisol asked if Roberta and me could take she and her sister to school tomorrow morning.


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