English Skills with Readings 7th Edition by John Langan

Exercise 113

Underline the correct subject or object pronoun in each of the following sentences. Then show whether your answer is a subject or an object pronoun by circling S or O in the margin. The first one is done for you as an example.
1.
O Darcy and ( she , her) kept dancing even after the band stopped playing.
2. S O The letters Mom writes to my brother and (I, me) are always typed in red.
3. S O Dawn is good at bowling, but her little sister is even better than (she, her).
4. S O Their track team won because they practiced more than (we, us).
5. S O (We, Us) choir members get to perform for the governor.
6. S O The rest of (they, them) came to the wedding by train.
7. S O (She, Her) and Sammy got divorced and then remarried.
8. S O Since we were both taking a tough statistics course, it was a long, hard semester for my best friend and (me, I).
9. S O Tony and (he, him) look a lot alike, but they're not even related.
10. S O Our neighbors asked Rosa and (I, me) to help with their parents' surprise party.