2. Is really a very simple matter.  There are three cases: › Subjective case: pronouns used as subject. › Objective case: pronouns used as objects of verbs or prepositions. › Possessive case: pronouns which express ownership.

3.  I  You  He  She  It  We  They  Who

4.  Me  You  Him  Her  It  Us  Them  Whom

5.  My – Mine  Your – Yours  His  Her – Hers  It – Its  Our – Ours  Their – Theirs  Whose

6.  Bob and I travel a good deal. (Would you say, "me travel"?)  He gave the flowers to Jane and me. (Would you say, "he gave the flowers to I"?)  We men like the coach. (Would you say, "us like the coach"?)

7.  He is taller than I (am tall).  This helps you as much as (it helps) me.  She is as noisy as I (am).  He is taller than me. (Would you say, "than me am tall"?)

8.  My grandmother really loved Juan. She left all her money to Federico and HE / HIM.  A student in that all-women's college should have no fears about HER / THEIR future.  He was so worried about WHO / WHOM he should ask to the big dance, that he ended up not asking anyone.  Neither Tashonda nor I / ME am responsible for this mess.  This is a matter for you and I / ME to decide.  Everybody in this class has completed HIS OR HER / THEIR homework already.  No one on this bus seems to know THEIR / HIS OR HER way around this part of New York City.

9.  To WHO / WHOM did you give the book?  I can't remember WHO / WHOM told me that.  I can't figure out WHO / WHOM I should blame for this.  Give these old coats to WHOEVER / WHOMEVER seems to need them most.  Did you see Derek and SHE / HER at the game?  Between you and ME / I, this politician cannot be trusted.  We know that we can count on James, Anne, and HER / SHE.  Rhonda explained that SHE / HER and her sister had often eaten at that restaurant.

10.  Christopher and I / ME want to travel to the Far East some day.  The cost of the repairs shocked both my brother and I / ME.  Most of the congestion on the highway WAS / WERE caused by an overturned truck.  To Maria and SHE / HER, the movie seemed very silly.  Both of the bicycles in the garage IS / ARE broken.  According to Alvina and HE / HIM, this is the best math course you'll ever take.

11.  Last week Raoul said that WE / US first-year students don't need to register yet.  The bus driver told me that he'd make change for you and I / ME this time but never again.  Probably the captain doesn't expect any of THEY / THEM to show up on a day like this.  It sounds as if you're complaining whenever you and SHE / HER talk that way.  This year Stan wants to paint you and I / ME together.  Randy seems to think that there's some conflict developing between Jason and HIM / HE.