" 1","If there is an error, type the correction.  If no error, type c.","","She and me traveled together in France.","","","","The answer is I.  Subjects take subjective case.  Also, remember","that ``I'' is always capitalized.","I"
" 2","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","It was her who came to my house for Christmas.","","","","The answer is she.  Because of the linking verb ``was,'' the pronoun","needed must be subjective case.  Predicate nouns take subjective case.","she"
" 3","Type correction or enter c if there is no error.","","It was she whom came to our house for Christmas.","","","","The answer is who.  ``Who'' is the subject of the dependent clause","``who came to our house.''","who"
" 4","Type the correction or enter c if there are no errors.","","That is your paper, not mine.","","","","Everything is just right.  No errors.","Press ENTER.","c"
" 5","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Loni approved of him taking the class.","","","","The answer is his.  This shows possession.  This example was not covered","in the tutorial.  Use possessive case before the gerund.","his"
" 6","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Loni approved of his taking the class.","","","","This one is correct.  Use the possessive case before the gerund.","","c"
" 7","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Jennifer met he last summer at the University of Utah.","","","","The answer is him.  Here the pronoun is used as a direct object of the","verb ``met.''","him"
" 8","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Please give she the paper that is on my desk.","","","","The answer is her.  ``Her'' is needed as an indirect object.  All","objects take the objective case.","her"
" 9","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","The assignment on the English paper was hard for us.","","","","This one is correct.","Press ENTER.","c"
" 10","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","My students did not expect I to entertain them.","","","","The answer is me.  ``Me'' is the subject of the infinitive ``to","entertain.''  Subjects of infinitives always take objective case.","me"
" 11","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","We, my wife and me, are responsible for bringing the salads.","","","","The answer is I.  The apposititive needs to be the same case as ``we.''","Spend some time with the tutorial. It will help.","I"
" 12","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Let's you and I go together to Texas.","","","","The answer is me.  Here the pronoun requires the objective case.  The","pronoun needs to be the same case as ``us'' (let us).","me"
" 13","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Two students, John and me, requested to take the test on another day.","","","","The answer is I. ``I'' here is an appositive.  The word it in","apposition to is ``students.''  The needed case is subjective.","I"
" 14","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Our team was represented by two players, Robert and I.","","","","The answer is me.  ``Robert and me'' are appositives.  They relate to","``players'' which is the object of the preposition ``by.''","me"
" 15","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","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"
" 16","What is the objective case of I?","","Type your answer.","","","","The answer is me.","","me"
" 17","What is the objective case of the pronoun ``he''?","","Type your answer.","","","","The answer is him.    Press ENTER.","","him"
" 18","What is the objective case of the pronoun ``who''?","","Type your answer.","","","","The answer is whom.   Press ENTER.","","whom"
" 19","What is the possessive case of the pronoun ``who''?","","Type your answer.","","","","The answer is ``whose.''    Press ENTER.","","whose"
" 20","What is the subjective case of the pronoun ``them''?","","Type your answer.","","","","The answer is ``they.''     Press ENTER.","","they"
" 21","What is the subjective case of the pronoun ``us''?","","Type your answer.","","","","The answer is ``we.''     Press ENTER.","","we"
" 22","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","My brother and I share expenses for our apartment.","","","","This is correct.     Press ENTER.","","c"
" 23","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","My brother and me share expenses for our apartment.","","","","You may talk like this but you shouldn't. You need ``my brother and I.''","Press ENTER.","I"
" 24","Type the correction for enter c if there is no error.","","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","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","My mother and me arrived early on the campus so we could find a place","to park.","","","The answer is ``I.''  ``Mother and I'' are both subjects of the verb","``arrived.''  Did you remember to capitalize I?","I"
" 26","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","After the football games, us boys often study together.","","","","The answer is ``we.''  ``We'' is the subject of the verb ``study.''","``Boys'' is an appositive.","we"
" 27","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Last semester the college hired Tom and him.","","","","The answer is c.  ``Tom and him'' are direct objects; therefore, we need","an objective case pronoun.","c"
" 28","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","The college will employ whomever is willing to work.","","","","The answer is ``whoever.''  ``Whoever'' is the subject of ``is willing","to work.'' The noun clause is used as the object of ``will employ.''","whoever"
" 29","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","The students have respect for whomever is their bishop.","","","","The answer is ``whoever.''  ``Whoever'' is the subject of the verb","``is.'' The clause, whoever is their bishop, is the object of ``for.''","whoever"
" 30","Type the correction of enter c if there is no error.","","Mark is a president whom I feel all the students can trust.","","","","The answer is whom.  ``Whom'' is the direct object of ``can trust.''","``All the students can trust whom'' is a noun clause.","c"
" 31","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Mark is a president who I feel all the students can trust.","","","","The answer is ``whom.''  ``Whom'' is the direct ofject of the verb","``can trust.''  ``All the students can trust whom'' is a noun clause.","whom"
" 32","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","President Jones is a man who we all trust.","","","","The answer is whom.  ``Whom`` is a direct object of the verb ``trust.''","``We all trust whom'' is an adjective clause which modifies ``man.''","whom"
" 33","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","My sister, Shirlene, is older the me.","","","","The answer is ``I.''  We have an understood verb, ``older then I [am.]''","","I"
" 34","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","You are older than he.","","","","The answer is c.  There is an understood verb, ``older than he [is].''","``He'' is used as a subject and requires the subjective case.","c"
" 35","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","You are as intelligent as they.","","","","The answer is c.  ``They'' has an understood verb, ``as they [are].''","As a subject, ``they'' is subjective case.","c"
" 36","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","You are as fast as them.","","","","The answer is ``they.''  There is an understood verb here, ``as fast","as they [are].''  The subjective case is needed.","they"
" 37","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","Could you tell me for who the bell are ringing?","","","","The answer is ``whom.''  The word needed here is an object of the","preposition ``for.''  ``For whom are the bells ringing?''","whom"
" 38","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","To whom did you give the cookies?","","","","The answer is c.  ``To'' is a preposition here so we need the objective","case, ``whom.''","c"
" 39","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","I called out, ``Who is there?''","","","","The answer is c.  ``Who'' is the subject of the verb ``is.''","","c"
" 40","Type the correct choice.","","Susan, (who, whom) lives in the 4th Dorm, was chosen Woman of the","Year.","","","Choose who.  ``Who'' is the subject of ``lives.''","","who"
" 41","Type the right choice.","","My father is a man (who, whom) I greatly admire.","","","","The answer is whom.  ``Whom'' is a direct object, ``I admire whom.''","``I greatly admire whom'' is an adjective clause.","whom"
" 42","The the correct choice.","","The professor was an ornithologist to (who, whom) the research money was","given.","","","The answer is whom.  You need an object of the preposition ``to.''","That makes the case objective.","whom"
" 43","Type the correct choice.","","(whoever, whomever) wants the book is standing near the door.","","","Don't capitalize your answer.","The answer is ``whoever.''  This word is the subject of the noun clause,","``whoever wants the book.''","whoever"
" 44","Type the correct choice.","","Do you know the name of the student (who, whom) it is claimed climbed","the Grand Teton last week?","","","The answer is ``who.''  Here ``who'' is used of the subject of the verb","``climbed.''  ``Who climbed the Grand Teton'' is an adjective clause.","who"
" 45","Type the correct choice.","","Bill, (who, whom) the students think is a poor shooter, won the game","last week for Ricks College.","","","The answer is whom.  ``Whom'' is a direct object, ``students think","whom'' is a noun clause, the subject of ``is.''","whom"
" 46","Type the correct choice.","","Bill is a debator (who, whom), I believe, will never pass up an","argument.","","","The answer is ``who.''  Here ``who'' is used as the subject of ``will","pass.''  The pronoun's case is determined by its use within the clause.","who"
" 47","Type the correct choice.","","Are these the players (who, whom) your father talked about?","","","","The answer is ``whom.''  In this sentence ``whom'' is the object of the","preposition, ``about.'' Say ``Father talked about whom?''","whom"
" 48","Type the correct choice.","","(whoever, whomever) will be the new teacher is not yet known.","","","Don't capitalize your answer.","The answer is ``whoever.''  ``Whoever'' is used as the subject of the","noun clause, ``Whoever will be teacher.''  ``Is'' is the main verb.","whoever"
" 49","Type the correct choice.","","(who, whom) he will invite to dinner is not yet know.","","","Don't capitalize your answer.","The answer is ``whom.''  Here ``whom'' is used as the direct object of","the noun clause, ``he will invite whom to dinner.''","whom"
" 50","Type the correct choice.","","The teacher (who, whom) she loved has gone back to school.","","","","The answer is ``whom.'' Here ``whom'' is the direct object of ``loved.''","","whom"
" 51","Type the correct word or enter c if there is no error.","","I'll tell you one thing, him leaving school before the semester ended","was no surprise.","","","The answer is ``his.''  A pronoun immediately before the gerund will","take the possessive case.","his"
" 52","Type the correct word or enter c if there is no error.","","Brother Hackworth approved of him going on the field trip.","","","","The answer is ``his.''  A pronoun immediately before the gerund usually","takes the possessive case.","his"
" 53","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","We expected the new president to be him.","","","","The answer is ``he.''  Objects of infinitives will take the objective","case.  The subject of this infinitive is ``president.''","c"
" 54","Type the correction or enter c if there is no error.","","We expected the new president to be she.","","","","The answer is ``her.''  Objects of infinitives take the objective case.","The subject of this infinitive is ``president.''","her"
" 55","The the correction or enter c.  c = correct.","","Just between you and me, both her neighbor and she are in love with him.","","","","Although we pleanty of vague pronouns, they are all used correctly.","``Neighbor and she'' are subjects of the verb ``are.''","c"
" 56","Type the correction or enter c.  c = correct","","The winners of the writing contest, you and her, deserve a trip to","Sugar City, the vacation center of Idaho.","","","The answer is ``she.''  This pronoun is an appositive. It takes the same","case as the word to which it refers, that is ``winners.''","she"
" 57","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct","","It is Mike and her whom she hates.","","","","The answer is ``she.''  ``Mike and she'' are both predicate nouns.","Notice the linking verb, ``is.''  ``Whom'' is used correctly.","she"
" 58","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct","","The teacher blames Bertha Sue and her, not you and I.","","","","The answer is ``me.''  ``Bertha Sue'' and all the pronouns are direct","objects.  Teacher blames Bertha.  Teacher blames me. Teacher blames her.","me"
" 59","Type the correction or c.  c = correct.","","Bertha Sue's teasing did not bother Mark or me.","","","","The answer is c.  ``Me'' is a direct object.  Say ``teasing did bother","whom?''  The answer, the direct object, is ``me.''","c"
" 60","Type the correction or c.  c = correct.","","Since Bertha Sue eats a lot more than me, she weighs more than I.","","","","The answer is ``I.''  The second use of ``I'' should have given you a","clue.  Think, ``Bertha eats more than I [eat].''","I"
" 61","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","Let's you and me send a wedding invitation to Bertha Sue and him.","","","","The answer is c.  ``You and me'' are appositives.  They require the same","case as ``us.''  ``Let's'' means [you] let us.","c"
" 62","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","Let's you and I send a wedding invitation to Bertha Sue and him.","","","","The answer is ``me.''  ``You and me'' are appositives referring to","``us.''  ``Let's'' means ``[You] let us.''  ``Us'' is objective case.","me"
" 63","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","Brother Hackworth asked us students to write an essay about someone","whom we greatly admired.","","","The answer is c.  ``Us'' requires the same case as ``students.''","``Whom'' is the direct object of ``admired.''","c"
" 64","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","Brother Hackworth asked we students to write an essay about someone","whom we greatly admired.","","","The answer is ``us.''  Here the pronoun requires the same case as","``students.''  ``Whom'' is the direct object of the verb ``admired.''","us"
" 65","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","Professor Linsay introduced Bertha Sue to Markie, who I think is a BYU","senior.","","","The answer is c.  ``Who'' is the subject of the verb ``is.''  The case","of ``who and whom'' depends on their usage within the clause.","c"
" 66","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","Just before grades are figured, us students always cooperate with our","teachers.","","","The answer is ``we.''  ``We'' is the subject of ``cooperate'' and","``students'' is an appositive.","we"
" 67","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","We love our English teacher, who we respect and who respect us.","","","","The answer is ``whom,  whom we respect.''  Turn this around and say,","``We respect whom.''  ``Whom'' is the direct object.","whom"
" 68","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","The Dean of Students objected to my buying beer for my pet bird.","","","","The answer is c.  A pronoun immediately before the gerund is usually","possessive case.","c"
" 69","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","The Dean of Students objected to me buying beer for my pet bird.","","","","The answer is ``my.''  A pronoun immediately before the gerund usually","takes the possessive case.","my"
" 70","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","The Dean of Students wanted us, Bertha Sue, you, and I, to clean our","potato chips from off his desk.","","","The answer is ``me.''  The pronoun here takes the objective case.","``Bertha Sue, you, and I'' are appositions referring to ``us.''","me"
" 71","Type the correct word.","","(Whom, Who) do you think is the best shooter on the basketball team?","","","Be sure to capitalize your answer.","The answer is ``who.''  ``Who'' is used here as the subject of the verb","``is.''  Or ``who'' is a predicate noun, ``shooter is who.''","Who"
" 72","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","It was me who made the mistake.","","","","The answer is ``I.''  ``I'' is a predicate noun.  ``Who'' is the subject","of the verb ``made.''","I"
" 73","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","Between you and me, I prefer to eat at the Nordic Landing.","","","","The answer is c.  ``Me'' is the object of the preposition ``between.''","","c"
" 74","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","My sister Shirlene, who I have told you of, broke her leg last week.","","","","The answer is ``whom.''  Here ``whom'' is the object of the preposition","``of.''  The word order is just reversed.  ``of whom I have told you.''","whom"
" 75","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","On Thursday us boys all landed at the Salt Lake International Airport.","","","","The answer is ``we.''  ``We'' is the subject of the verb ``landed.''","","we"
" 76","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","On Thursday we boys landed at the Salt Lake International Airport.","","","","The answer is c.  ``We'' is the subject of the verb ``landed.''","``Boys'' is an appositive.","c"
" 77","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","My boys can do the computer programming as well as me.","","","","The answer is ``I.''  Realize that you have an understood verb.","Think ``as well as I [can do].''","I"
" 78","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","Stuffins, who claims a Christian point of view, reminds me of a Nazi.","","","","The answer is c.  ``Who'' is the subject of the verb ``claims.''","","c"
" 79","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","He thinks she is I.","","","","The answer is c.  ``She'' is the subject and ``I'' is a predicate","noun (pronoun).","c"
" 80","Type the correction or press c.  c = correct.","","Bertha Sue did not approve of she being rejected as Woman of the Year.","","","","The answer is ``her.''  A pronoun immediately before the gerund","usually requires the possessive case.","her"
" 81","Type the correct word.","","Convincing (us, we) students to revise our papers is not easy.","","","","The answer is ``us.''  Convincing who?  Us is an object; students is an","appositive.  Convincing is a gerund.","us"
" 82","Type the correct word.","","After the dance, (we, us) both decided to go home early.","","","","The answer is ``we.''  ``We'' is the subject of ``decided.''  ``Both''","is an apposivtive.","we"
" 83","Type the correct word.","","After Randy drove home, that left (her, she) with only one rider.","","","","The answer is ``her.''  ``Her'' is a direct object.  Say ``That left","who?'' The answer is ``her.''","her"
" 84","Type the correct word.","","Obtaining enough protein is important to (us, we) vegetarians.","","","","The answer is ``us.''  ``To'' is a preposition.  ``Us'' is the object","of the preposition.  ``Vegetarians'' is an appositive.","us"
" 85","Type the correct word.","","These are (them, they).","","","","The answer is ``they.''  The word needed here will be a predicate noun,","(a subject complement).","they"
" 86","Type the correct word.","","During the Christmas break, (them, their) flying to Boston was a great","opportunity.","","","The answer is ``their.''  Use the possessive case before a gerund.","Remember that a gerund is used as a noun.","their"
" 87","Type the correct word.","","The student (who, whom) they elected was experienced.","","","","The answer is ``whom.''  ``Whom'' is used as a direct object.  Say,","``They elected whom.''  This is an adjective clause.","whom"
" 88","Type the correct word.","","We didn't know (who, whom) they were laughing at.","","","","The answer is ``whom.''  ``Whom'' is the object of the preposition,","``at.''  Say, ``They were laughing at whom.''","whom"
" 89","Type the correct word.","","Frank won the election.  Electing (he, him) was easy.","","","","The answer is ``him.'' ``Him'' is the object of the gerund ``electing.''","``Electing him'' is the subject of the verb ``was.''","him"
" 90","Type the correct word.","","President Rogers asked (I, me) to speak at graduation.","","","","The answer is ``me.''  Use the objective case for subjects of the","infinitive.  Notice, ``me to speak.''","me"
" 91","Type the correct word.","","Mark and I left, but Sue and (her, she) stayed.","","","","The answer is ``she.''  ``Sue and she'' are subject of the verb,","``stayed.''","she"
" 92","Type the correct word.","","The best student is our English class was (she, her).","","","","The answer is ``she.''  You need the subjective case here.  Notice the","linking verb ``was.''  That can give you a predicate noun.","she"
" 93","Type the correct word.","","Instead of getting a date for Saturday, (we, us) roommates will go to","Idaho Falls.","","","The answer is ``we.'' The word needed is the subject of the verb, ``will","go.''  ``Roommates'' is an appositive.","we"
" 94","Type the correct word.","","Bertha Sue said she knows two movie stars, Burt Reynolds and (him, he).","","","","The answer is ``him.''  ``Burt and him'' are appositives relating to","``stars.''  ``Stars'' is a direct object.","him"
" 95","Type the correct word.","","Some of (we, us) students are planning to attend the concert in","Pocatello.","","","The answer is ``us.''  ``Us'' is the object of the preposition, ``of.''","``Students'' is an apposition relating to ``us.''","us"
" 96","Type the correct word.","","The bikers in my family, my father and (me, I), travel each summer to","the Northwest.","","","The answer is ``I.''  ``Father and I'' are appositions relating to","``bikers.''  ``Bikers'' is the subject of ``travel.''","I"
" 97","Type the correct word.","","We want to find out (who, whom) left the freezer door open.","","","","The answer is ``who.''  Here the subject of ``left'' is ``who.''","","who"
" 98","Type the correct word.","","I wish I knew (who, whom) the pizza was for.","","","","The answer is ``whom.''  ``Whom'' is the object of the preposition","``for.''  Say, ``The pizza was for whom.''","whom"
" 99","Type the correct word.","","Although I asked, I still don't know (who, whom) the teacher appointed.","","","","The answer is ``whom.''  Here ``whom'' is a direct object.  Say, ``The","teacher appointed whom.''","whom"
" 100","Type the correct word.","","The manager was reluctant to let (us, we) ruffians live in the dorm.","","","","The answer is ``us.'' ``Us'' is the object of the infinitive ``to let.''","``Ruffians'' is an appositive relating to ``us.''","us"