Question

exercise 4 using correct forms of objective case pronouns
for each sentence below, underline the correct pronoun in parentheses.
ex. wanda told (he, him) about that exhibit.

1. the strong wind pushed dwayne and (i, me) as we walked down the sidewalk.
2. in 15 minutes, paco will join (they, them) on the stage for the musicals grand finale.
3. \would you deliver these carnations and roses to (he, him) on your way home?\ kasia asked.
4. for three hours on wednesday, i walked beside (she, her) in the neighborhood park.
5. because aaron is such a good friend, i wrote (he, him) a song about some of our experiences.
6. parker told (we, us) all about his plans to go to junior college next september.
7. rosa roasted the chilies and then served (they, them) to her guests.
8. i would like for my cousin rashid and (i, me) to play a game of chess this afternoon.
9. i went with (he, him) to buy candles for the birthday cake.
10. please tell (we, us) when the eclipse will begin.
11. i would like to invite (he, him) as well.
12. give (they, them) information for the report.
13. you may borrow the books next to dad and (me, i).
14. ted reminded (she, her) that vacation would begin in two weeks.
15. i asked tanya to help (i, me) pick out a bonsai tree.
16. help sam and (she, her) paint the fence.
17. my mother tutored pedro and (he, him) in algebra.
18. give (we, us) good directions to the museum.
19. mr. weitz showed (they, them) his handmade porcelain dolls.
20. \she crossed the finish line ahead of (i, me),\ brent said to the coach.

Explanation:

Objective - case pronouns are used as objects of verbs or prepositions. In each sentence, we need to choose the correct objective - case pronoun from the pair in parentheses.

1. "pushed" is a verb, and we need an object. "them" is the objective - case form of "they".
2. "join" is a verb, and "them" is the correct objective - case pronoun.
3. "to" is a preposition. "him" is the objective - case form.
4. "beside" is a preposition. "her" is the objective - case form.
5. "wrote" is a verb. "him" is the objective - case form.
6. "told" is a verb. "us" is the objective - case form.
7. "served" is a verb. "them" is the objective - case form.
8. "for" is a preposition. "me" is the objective - case form.
9. "with" is a preposition. "him" is the objective - case form.
10. "tell" is a verb. "us" is the objective - case form.
11. "invite" is a verb. "him" is the objective - case form.
12. "Give" is a verb. "them" is the objective - case form.
13. "next to" is a preposition. "me" is the objective - case form.
14. "reminded" is a verb. "her" is the objective - case form.
15. "help" is a verb. "me" is the objective - case form.
16. "Help" is a verb. "her" is the objective - case form.
17. "tutored" is a verb. "him" is the objective - case form.
18. "Give" is a verb. "us" is the objective - case form.
19. "showed" is a verb. "them" is the objective - case form.
20. "of" is a preposition. "me" is the objective - case form.

Answer:

1. them
2. them
3. him
4. her
5. him
6. us
7. them
8. me
9. him
10. us
11. him
12. them
13. me
14. her
15. me
16. her
17. him
18. us
19. them
20. me