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1. For each of the following 1-10, choose the correct sentence.

 A) You should have told Teresa and we that you were too tired for visitors.
 B) You should have told Teresa and us that you were too tired for visitors.

2. 

 A) These flowers just arrived for her.
 B) These flowers just arrived for hers.

3. 

 A) Greta is more excited than she.
 B) Greta is more excited than her.

4. 

 A) Her and her son asked he and Al to join us for dinner.
 B) Her and her son asked him and Al to join us for dinner.
 C) She and her son asked him and Al to join us for dinner.
 D) She and her son asked he and Al to join us for dinner.

5. 

 A) They can take care of theirselves.
 B) They can take care of themselves.
 C) They can take care of themself.
 D) They can take care of themselfs.

6. 

 A) Sofia invited he and I to attend the art show.
 B) Sofia invited he and me to attend the art show.
 C) Sofia invited him and I to attend the art show.
 D) Sofia invited him and me to attend the art show.

7. 

 A) Please tell your brother and me before announcing it to the rest of the group.
 B) Please tell your brother and I before announcing it to the rest of the group.
 C) Please tell your brother and myself before announcing it to the rest of the group.

8. 

 A) It was him who went to the grocery store this morning.
 B) It was he who went to the grocery store this morning.

9. 

 A) It is we who must do something to fix the problem.
 B) It is us who must do something to fix the problem.

10. 

 A) She is going to the movie with Rafael and I.
 B) She is going to the movie with Rafael and me.
 C) She is going to the movie with Rafael and myself.


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