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She and me traveled together in France.
I Subjects take subjective case.
I
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It was her who came to my house for Christmas.
she Because of the linking verb "was," the pronoun needed must
be subjective case. Predicate nouns take subjective case.
she
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It was she whom came to our house for Christmas.
who "Who" is the subject of the dependent clause "who came
to our house."
who
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That is your paper, not mine.
Everything is just right. No errors.
c
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Loni approved of him taking the class.
his This shows possession. This example was not covered in the
tutorial. Use possessive case before the gerund.
his
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Loni approved of his taking the class.
This one is correct. Use the possessive case before the gerund.
c
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Jennifer met he last summer at the University of Utah.
him Here the pronoun is used as a direct object of the verb "met."
him
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Please give she the paper that is on my desk.
her "Her" is needed as an indirect object. All objects take the
objective case.
her
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The assignment on the English paper was hard for us.
This one is correct.
c
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My students did not expect I to entertain them.
me "Me" is the subject of the infinitive "to entertain." Subjects
of infinitives always take objective case.
me
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We, my wife and me, are responsible for bringing the salads.
I The appositive needs to be the same case as "we." Spend some
time with the tutorial. It will help.
I
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Let's you and I go together to Texas.
me Here the pronoun requires the objective case. The pronoun needs
to be the same case as "us" (let us).
me
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Two students, John and me, requested to take the test on another day.
I "I" here is an appositive. The word it in apposition to is
"students." The needed case is subjective.
I
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Our team was represented by two players, Robert and I.
me "Robert and me" are appositives. They relate to "players" which
is the object of the preposition "by."
me
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The dance depended heavily on two musicians, Martha and me.
The sentence is correct. "Me" is an appositive. The words it relates
to in "musicians" which is the object of the preposition "on."
c
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What is the objective case of I?
Type your answer.
me
me
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What is the objective case of the pronoun "he"?
Type your answer.
him
him
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What is the objective case of the pronoun "who"?
Type your answer.
whom
whom
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What is the possessive case of the pronoun "who"?
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whose
whose
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What is the subjective case of the pronoun "them"?
Type your answer.
they
they
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What is the subjective case of the pronoun "us"?
Type your answer.
we
we
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My brother and I share expenses for our apartment.
This is correct. Press ENTER.
c
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My brother and me share expenses for our apartment.
You may talk like this but you shouldn't. You need "my brother and I."
I
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Mark would not let us students go into the lab.
This is correct. "Us" is the subject of the infinitive [to] go.
Subjects of infinitives require the objective case.
c
25
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My mother and me arrived early on the campus so we could find a place
to park.
I "Mother and I" are both subjects of the verb "arrived."
I
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After the football games, us boys often study together.
we "We" is the subject of the verb "study."
"Boys" is an appositive.
we
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Last semester the college hired Tom and him.
c "Tom and him" are direct objects; therefore, we need
an objective case pronoun.
c
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The college will employ whomever is willing to work.
whoever "Whoever" is the subject of "is willing to work."
The noun clause is used as the object of "will employ."
whoever
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The students have respect for whomever is their bishop.
whoever "Whoever" is the subject of the verb "is." The clause,
whoever is their bishop, is the object of "for."
whoever
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Mark is a president whom I feel all the students can trust.
whom "Whom" is the direct object of "can trust."
"All the students can trust whom" is a noun clause.
c
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Mark is a president who I feel all the students can trust.
whom "Whom" is the direct object of the verb "can trust." "All the
students can trust whom" is a noun clause.
whom
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President Jones is a man who we all trust.
whom "Whom" is a direct object of the verb "trust." "We all trust
whom" is an adjective clause which modifies "man."
whom
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My sister, Shirlene, is older than me.
I We have an understood verb, "older then I [am.]"
I
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You are older than he.
c There is an understood verb, "older than he [is]."
"He" is used as a subject and requires the subjective case.
c
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You are as intelligent as they.
c "They" has an understood verb, "as they [are]."
As a subject, "they" is subjective case.
c
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You are as fast as them.
they There is an understood verb here, "as fast as they [are]."
The subjective case is needed.
they
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Could you tell me for who the bells are ringing?
whom The word needed here is an object of the preposition "for."
"For whom are the bells ringing?"
whom
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To whom did you give the cookies?
c "To" is a preposition here so we need the objective case, "whom."
c
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I called out, "Who is there?"
c "Who" is the subject of the verb "is."
c
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Susan, (who, whom) lives in the 4th Dorm, was chosen Woman of the
Year.
who "Who" is the subject of "lives."
who
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My father is a man (who, whom) I greatly admire.
whom "Whom" is a direct object, "I admire whom."
"I greatly admire whom" is an adjective clause.
whom
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The professor was an ornithologist to (who, whom) the research money was
given.
whom You need an object of the preposition "to." That makes
the case objective.
whom
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(whoever, whomever) wants the book is standing near the door.
Don't capitalize your answer.
whoever This word is the subject of the noun clause, "whoever wants
wants the book."
whoever
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Do you know the name of the student (who, whom) it is claimed climbed
the Grand Teton last week?
who Here "who" is used of the subject of the verb "climbed."
"Who climbed the Grand Teton" is an adjective clause.
who
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Bill, (who, whom) is a poor shooter, won the game
last week for Ricks College.
who "Who" is the subject of "is."
who
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Bill is a debater (who, whom), I believe, will never pass up an
argument.
who Here "who" is used as the subject of "will pass." The pronoun's
case is determined by its use within the clause.
who
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Are these the players (who, whom) your father talked about?
whom In this sentence "whom" is the object of the preposition,
"about." Say "Father talked about whom?"
whom
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(whoever, whomever) will be the new teacher is not yet known.
Don't capitalize your answer.
whoever "Whoever" is used as the subject of the noun clause,
"Whoever will be teacher." "Is" is the main verb.
whoever
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(who, whom) he will invite to dinner is not yet know.
Don't capitalize your answer.
whom Here "whom" is used as the direct object of the noun clause,
"he will invite whom to dinner."
whom
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The teacher (who, whom) she loved has gone back to school.
whom Here "whom" is the direct object of "loved."
whom
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I'll tell you one thing, him leaving school before the semester ended
was no surprise.
his A pronoun immediately before the gerund will take the
possessive case.
his
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President Jones approved of him going on the field trip.
his A pronoun immediately before the gerund usually takes the
possessive case.
his
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We expected the new president to be him.
him Objects of infinitives will take the objective case. The
subject of this infinitive is "president."
c
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We expected the new president to be she.
her Objects of infinitives take the objective case. The subject of
this infinitive is "president."
her
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Just between you and me, both her neighbor and she are in love with him.
Although we have vague pronouns, they are all used correctly.
"Neighbor and she" are subjects of the verb "are."
c
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The winners of the writing contest, you and her, deserve a trip to
Sugar City, the vacation center of Idaho.
she This pronoun is an appositive. It takes the same case as the word
to which it refers, that is "winners."
she
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It is Mike and her whom she hates.
she "Mike and she" are both predicate nouns. Notice the linking
verb, "is." "Whom" is used correctly.
she
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The teacher blames Bertha Sue and her, not you and I.
me "Bertha Sue" and all the pronouns are direct objects. Teacher
blames Bertha. Teacher blames me. Teacher blames her.
me
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Bertha Sue's teasing did not bother Mark or me.
c "Me" is a direct object. Say "teasing did bother whom?" The
answer, the direct object, is "me."
c
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Since Bertha Sue eats a lot more than me, she weighs more than I.
I The second use of "I" should have given you a clue.
Think, "Bertha eats more than I [eat]."
I
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Let's you and me send a wedding invitation to Bertha Sue and him.
c "You and me" are appositives. They require the same case as
"us." "Let's" means [you] let us.
c
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Let's you and I send a wedding invitation to Bertha Sue and him.
me "You and me" are appositives referring to "us." "Let's" means
"[You] let us." "Us" is objective case.
me
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Mr. Hardy asked us students to write an essay about someone
whom we greatly admired.
c "Us" requires the same case as "students."
"Whom" is the direct object of "admired."
c
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Mr. Stallone asked we students to write an essay about someone
whom we greatly admired.
us Here the pronoun requires the same case as
"students." "Whom" is the direct object of the verb "admired."
us
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Professor Linsay introduced Bertha Sue to Markie, who I think is a BYU
senior.
c "Who" is the subject of the verb "is." The case
of "who and whom" depends on their usage within the clause.
c
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Just before grades are figured, us students always cooperate with our
teachers.
we "We" is the subject of "cooperate" and
"students" is an appositive.
we
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We love our English teacher, who we respect and who respects us.
whom Turn this around and say,
"We respect whom." "Whom" is the direct object.
whom
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The Dean of Students objected to my buying beer for my pet bird.
c A pronoun immediately before the gerund is usually
possessive case.
c
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The Dean of Students objected to me buying beer for my pet bird.
my A pronoun immediately before the gerund usually
takes the possessive case.
my
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The Dean of Students wanted us, Bertha Sue, you, and I, to clean our
potato chips from off his desk.
me The pronoun here takes the objective case.
"Bertha Sue, you, and I" are appositions referring to "us."
me
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(whom, who) do you think is the best shooter on the basketball team?
Be sure to capitalize your answer.
who "Who" is used here as the subject of the verb
"is." Or "who" is a predicate noun, "shooter is who."
who
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It was me who made the mistake.
I "I" is a predicate noun. "Who" is the subject
of the verb "made."
I
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Between you and me, I prefer to eat at the Nordic Landing.
c "Me" is the object of the preposition "between."
c
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My sister Shirlene, who I have told you of, broke her leg last week.
whom Here "whom" is the object of the preposition
"of." The word order is just reversed. "of whom I have told you."
whom
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On Thursday us boys all landed at the Salt Lake International Airport.
we "We" is the subject of the verb "landed."
we
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On Thursday we boys landed at the Salt Lake International Airport.
c "We" is the subject of the verb "landed."
"Boys" is an appositive.
c
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My boys can do the computer programming as well as me.
I Realize that you have an understood verb.
Think "as well as I [can do]."
I
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Stuffins, who claims a Christian point of view, reminds me of a Nazi.
c "Who" is the subject of the verb "claims."
c
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He thinks she is I.
c "She" is the subject and "I" is a predicate
noun (pronoun).
c
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Bertha Sue did not approve of she being rejected as Woman of the Year.
her A pronoun immediately before the gerund
usually requires the possessive case.
her
81
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Convincing (us, we) students to revise our papers is not easy.
us Convincing who? Us is an object; students is an
appositive. Convincing is a gerund.
us
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After the dance, (we, us) both decided to go home early.
we "We" is the subject of "decided." "Both"
is an appositive.
we
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After Randy drove home, that left (her, she) with only one rider.
her "Her" is a direct object. Say "That left
who?" The answer is "her."
her
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Obtaining enough protein is important to (us, we) vegetarians.
us "To" is a preposition. "Us" is the object
of the preposition. "Vegetarians" is an appositive.
us
85
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These are (them, they).
they The word needed here will be a predicate noun,
(a subject complement).
they
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During the Christmas break, (them, their) flying to Boston was a great
opportunity.
their Use the possessive case before a gerund.
Remember that a gerund is used as a noun.
their
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The student (who, whom) they elected was experienced.
whom "Whom" is used as a direct object. Say,
"They elected whom." This is an adjective clause.
whom
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We didn't know (who, whom) they were laughing at.
whom "Whom" is the object of the preposition,
"at." Say, "They were laughing at whom."
whom
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Frank won the election. Electing (he, him) was easy.
him "Him" is the object of the gerund "electing."
"Electing him" is the subject of the verb "was."
him
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President Rogers asked (I, me) to speak at graduation.
me Use the objective case for subjects of the
infinitive. Notice, "me to speak."
me
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Mark and I left, but Sue and (her, she) stayed.
she "Sue and she" are subject of the verb,
"stayed."
she
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The best student in our English class was (she, her).
she You need the subjective case here. Notice the
linking verb "was." That can give you a predicate noun.
she
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Instead of getting a date for Saturday, (we, us) roommates will go to
Idaho Falls.
we The word needed is the subject of the verb, "will
go." "Roommates" is an appositive.
we
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Bertha Sue said she knows two movie stars, Burt Reynolds and (him, he).
him "Burt and him" are appositives relating to
"stars." "Stars" is a direct object.
him
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Some of (we, us) students are planning to attend the concert in
Pocatello.
us "Us" is the object of the preposition, "of."
"Students" is an apposition relating to "us."
us
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The bikers in my family, my father and (me, I), travel each summer to
the Northwest.
I "Father and I" are appositions relating to
"bikers." "Bikers" is the subject of "travel."
I
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We want to find out (who, whom) left the freezer door open.
who Here the subject of "left" is "who."
who
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I wish I knew (who, whom) the pizza was for.
whom "Whom" is the object of the preposition
"for." Say, "The pizza was for whom."
whom
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Although I asked, I still don't know (who, whom) the teacher appointed.
whom Here "whom" is a direct object. Say, "The
teacher appointed whom."
whom
100
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The manager was reluctant to let (us, we) ruffians live in the dorm.
us "Us" is the object of the infinitive "to let."
"Ruffians" is an appositive relating to "us."
us
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The young lady (who whom) I met in the office is majoring in
engineering.
I met (whom)
whom
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(who whom) do you prefer for a secretary?
You do prefer (whom).
whom
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(who whom) would you like to invite for dinner next Saturday.
You would like to invite (whom). Here "whom" is an object.
whom
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Give the extra book to the girl (who whom) needs it most.
(who) needs it Here "who" is the subject.
who
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These students are the ones (who whom) should meet me at 4:00 p.m.
(who) should me Here "who" is the subject.
who
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She is the student (who whom) I helped with her math.
I helped (whom) Here you need the objective case.
whom
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After the elections, we should support (who whom) ever the people
choose.
Adjust the word order: the people choose "whom." We need the
objective case here.
whom
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I don't know (who whom) will work tomorrow.
Here we need a subject -- "who" will work
who
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(who whom) ever is willing to work hard will improve their grades
in this class.
Here we need a subject "who." "Whoever is willing to work hard"
is a noun clause. It is the subject of "will improve."
who
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She is a professor (who whom) you will want at Ricks College.
You will want "whom" at Ricks College. We need the objective
case.
whom
111
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Bertha Sue is the one (who whom) can never make up her mind.
Here the needed word is a subject so we need "who."
"who" can make up her mind.
who
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Give the ticket to (who whom) ever gets to class first.
Here we need a subject. "whoever" gets. The clause "whoever
gets to class first" is noun, used as the object of a preposition.
who
113
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My sister is the one, I believe, (who whom) was chosen.
who This is obvious. We need a subject. "who" was chosen.
who
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Take the cookies to (who whom) ever you wish.
Reverse the order. You wish whomever. The clause "whomever
you wish" is noun, used as the object of a preposition, "to."
whom
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The students for (who whom) you sent seem nervous.
"for" is a preposition and "whom" is the object of the preposition.
Match up subjects and verbs. See how the words are being used.
whom
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Hairy Harry is the runner I feel (who whom) would be the most
qualified.
Here we need a subject, "who." "who" would be qualified.
who
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Barney Burp (who whom) I met for the first time yesterday is as
handsome as his roommate.
Say, "I met whom." We need the objective case here.
whom
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Beautiful Jeni is the one (who whom) helped me the most.
We need a subject for "helped." You guessed it -- who.
"one" is a predicate noun (pronoun). Jeni is one.
who
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Loni Gee (who whom) I told you about will be our speaker.
I told you about __________ . (whom) We need an object of the
preposition "about."
whom
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We selected Loni Gee (who whom) we know has an excellent teaching
record.
We need a subject for "who" has . . . record. By the way, "who has
record" is a noun clause. We know "what." The answer is a DO.
who
121
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(who whom) do you think will get the position?
Change the order. You do think "who" will get position.
"who will get position" is a noun clause used as a DO.
who
122
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(who whom) do you think we should invite to go to Provo?
Change the order. You do think we should invite "whom" to go.
whom
123
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The decision of (who whom) should get the scholarship will be
considered at the meeting.
We need a subject for "should get." The clause "who should get"
if the object of the preposition "of."
who
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Give the coat to (who whom) ever can identify it.
We need a subject. "whoever" can identify
who
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He (who whom) has courage and faith will never perish in misery.
Ann Frank
We need a subject for "has." "who" has courage and faith
who
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If you assign the report to Bertha Sue and (I me), it will be
done well.
Here "me" is the object of the preposition "to."
me
127
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Please the Mother and (I me) when you are ready to eat.
We need the objective case. "Mother and me" are direct object.
me
128
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Martha and (he him) are working on their papers revisions.
Here "he" is a subject.
he
129
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Please give more homework to (us we) students.
us
us
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Kristi and (I me) should ski together more often.
I
I
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(we us) students want to join the track team.
we
we
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The Dean called Marvin and (I me) into his office.
me Here "me" is a direct object.
me
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Martin was glad the leaders were Hairy Harry, Bertha Sue,
Barney Burp, and (I me).
I Notice the linking verb. We have predicate nouns.
I
134
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Assign the work to Martin and (he him).
him The position here is object of the preposition "to."
him
135
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Do (we us) students get to voice our opinions?
"we" takes the same case as "students." "Students" is the
subject.
we
136
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Julie and (she her) will take the trip together.
she
she
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Sue gave Martha and (I me) the candy.
me We need an object here, an indirect object.
Gave to whom? to me
me
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The professor asked both you and (we us) to visit the hospital.
us The subject of the infinitive phrase (to visit) takes the
objective case.
us
139
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(they them), as well as Binki, need to take the test early.
they We need a subject here. "They need"
they
140
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Everyone with Martin and (he him) played football near the dorm.
him We have an object of the preposition "with."
him
141
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(him and me he and I) have an advantage when it come to math.
he and I These words function as a compound subject of the verb
"have."
he and i
142
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The pizza should be divided between Sherri and (she her).
her We need an object of the preposition "between."
her
143
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The other students saw that you and (her she) came late
to class.
she "you and she" are compound subjects of the verb "come."
she
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(we us) dish washers can no longer keep our hands in that soap.
we "we" takes the same case as "dish washers" which is the
subject.
we
145
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Please put Martha and (I me) in charge of the program.
me
me
146
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All the bubble gum was chewed by Sally and (she her).
her
her
147
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The personnel director told Sean and (they them) about the job
requirements.
them Director to who? them a direct object
them
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Were you and (he him) using the computer that day?
he Change the word order with a question. "you and he" were
he
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The boys invited you as well as (she her).
her We have a direct object here. Boys invited who? her
her
150
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The teacher doesn't want Julie and (she her) to work together.
her
her
151
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You and (them they) should work together on the next assignment.
they They should work together.
they
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Our student body officers are Stan and (he him).
he
he
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Is this Hairy Harry? "Yep, it's (I me)."
I Although this sounds awkward, it is actually correct for
formal English. Informally, we would say, "It's me."
i
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Next to be interview are Nancy and (she her).
she You need the predicate noun form -- she.
she
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The guests of honor were Dr. U. R. Cutup and (they them).
they Guests were they.
they
156
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I think it was (they them) who picked up the report cards.
they it was they
they
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The first one to return after class was (I me).
I the first was I
I
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(who whom) shall I call first?
whom I shall call whom. We need objective case.
"whom" is formal; "who" is informal and most common.
whom
159
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Lisa likes both Tom and (he him).
him "both" is a preposition. "him" is an object.
him
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The student (who whom) they elected was experienced.
whom they elected whom
whom
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The exam gave (she her) a headache.
her Here "her" is an indirect object.
her
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Most of (we us) hate to get up in the morning.
us
us
163
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I don't know (who whom) they were laughing at.
whom Change the word order: they were laughing at whom.
whom
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Electing (she her) was easy.
her Here "her" is the object of the gerund "electing."
her
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Having elected (she her), we resumed our normal class routine.
her
her
166
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Susan ran out to help (them they).
them "them" is the object of the infinitive.
them
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We invited (they them) to eat with us.
them "them" is the subject of the infinitive.
them
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They ask (him he) to speak at graduation.
him "him" is the subject of the infinitive.
Such structures take the objective case.
him
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The judge fined both drivers, Martin and (he him).
him The appositive takes the same case as the word to which
it refers.
him
170
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Joan and I left, but Mark and (he him) stayed.
he he stayed
he
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After she and (I me) left, the fight started.
I I left
I
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Between you and (I me), I plan to do well on the next test.
me "me" is the object of the preposition "between"
me
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Jared and (she her) have been looking for a campus job.
she "she" is a subject here
she
174
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The best worker was Hairy Harry so (he him) expected to be
hired soon.
he he expected
he
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The woman to beat is (she her).
she
she
176
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The company offered jobs to both her and (he him).
him
him
177
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After (she her) discussed the offer, she decided to decline.
she
she
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The job did not seem appropriate for (we us).
us
us
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(we us) kids always went to the movies on Monday nights.
we
we
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Give the paper to (we us) kids.
us
us
181
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That left (she her) with only one ticket.
her
her
182
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Convincing (we us) veterans to join will be impossible.
us
us
183
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Money means more to (she her) than does our friendship.
her
her
184
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We know that Jodi and (she her) will be late again.
she
she
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Slowly, (they them) moved into the drama theater.
they
they
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Two ladies, Debbie and (she her), walked to the bookstore.
she The appositive will be the same case as the word to
which the appositive refers. (ladies)
she
187
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(who whom) should we blame?
whom We should blame whom. The formal usage require "whom."
Informally, as we speak, we say, "Who should we blame?"
whom
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These are (they them).
they
they
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Both of (they them) were at the dance.
them
them
190
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To (who whom) should I give the book?
whom
whom
191
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For (who whom) does the bell toll?
whom
whom
192
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'Tis (he him), the man with the glass eye.
he "'Tis" mean "it is." It is he.
he
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Annie like Ben more than (he him) likes her.
he
he
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Give the money to (whoever whomever) needs it.
whoever We need a subject here.
whoever
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I asked the teacher (who whom) Barbara said was her friend.
who You must change the word order. Barbara said who was
her friend.
who
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My mother asked (who whom) I was going with.
whom I was going with whom.
whom
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Mark talked to the students (who whom) report to him.
who
who
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The gift was divided between Laura and (she her).
her
her
199
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For (us we) students, we like either menu.
us
us
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(these them) babies need more salt.
these
these