Correct Pronouns

In the following sentences choose the proper form from the words in italics.

  1. My brother and I / me drove to the east end of the town.

  2. Between you and I /me things are doubtful.

  3. May James and I/ me go to the circus?

  4. Will you permit James and I /me to go to the play?

  5. Who made that noise? Only I/ me.

  6. He introduced us all, I/ me among the rest.

  7. He promised to bring candy to Helen and I/ me.

  8. Was it I/ me that you asked for?

  9. Who spoke? I/ me.

 10. I am taken to be he/ him.

 11. No, it could not have been me/ I.

 12. All have gone but you and I/ me.

 13. You suffer more than me/ I.

 14. Everyone has failed in the examination except you and I/ me.

 15. He asked you and I/ me to come to his office.

 16. See if there is any mail for Mary and me/ I.

 17. Neither you nor I/ me can teach the class.

 18. They think it to be I/ me.

 19 I did not see that it was her/ she.

 20. It is in fact he/ him.

 21. He still believes it to be them/ they.

 22. Between you and I /me, it is my opinion that him/ he and John  will disagree.

 23. We saw John and she/ her; we know it was them/ they.

 24. I did not speak of either you or she/ her.

 25. Our cousins and we/ us are going to the Art Gallery.

 26. Aunt Mary has asked our cousins and us/ we to take dinner at her house.

 27. They are more eager than we/ us since they have not seen her for a long time.

 28.We /us boys are going to the ball game.

 29. The teacher told you and I/ me to stay.

 30. The teacher told you and him/ he to stay.

 31. The teacher told you and she/ her to stay.

 32. There are many miles between England and we/ us.

 33. They can't play the game better than we/ us.

 34. It is unpleasant for such as they/ them to witness such things.

 35. You are nearly as strong as him/ he.

 36. All were present but John and he/ him.

 37. Father believed it was she/ her.

 38. Mother knew it to be her/ she.

 39. It was either he/ him or she/ her that called.

 40. Because of his/ him being young, they tried to shield him.

 41. She told John and me/ I to study.

 42. My father allowed my brother and her/ she to go.

 43. My brother and she/ her were allowed to go by my father.

 44. Turn not away from him/ he that is needy.

 45. Neither Frances nor she/ her was at fault.

 46. The property goes to they/ them.

 47. He thought it was her/ she, but it was him/ he and William who did it.

 48. It was through she/ her that word came to me/ I.

 49. I thought it was her/ she.

 50. I wish you were more like he/ him.

 51. I thought it to be she/ her.

 52.  You are as skillful as she/ her.

 53. We escorted her mother and her/ she to the station.

 54. She/ her and I/ me are going on the boat.

 55. If any are late it will not be us/ we.

 56. They/ them and their children have gone abroad.

 57. It was not they/ them.

 58.   It could not have been him/ he.

 59. Let them/ they come at once.

 60. Will he let us/ we  go?

 61. Can it be she/ her?