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

 A) Meagan said she looked forward to seeing him and I at the airport.
 B) Meagan said she looked forward to seeing him and me at the airport.
 C) Meagan said she looked forward to seeing he and me at the airport.
 D) Meagan said she looked forward to seeing he and I at the airport.

2. 

 A) He and me have been good friends since second grade.
 B) Him and I have been good friends since second grade.
 C) He and I have been good friends since second grade.
 D) Him and me have been good friends since second grade.

3. 

 A) Let them figure it out for themself.
 B) Let them figure it out for themselves.

4. 

 A) My friend, unlike me, is very artistic.
 B) My friend, unlike myself, is very artistic.

5. 

 A) Please talk to Daniela or I next time you have a concern.
 B) Please talk to Daniela or me next time you have a concern.
 C) Please talk to Daniela or myself next time you have a concern.

6. 

 A) Ask she, not I.
 B) Ask she, not me.
 C) Ask her, not I.
 D) Ask her, not me.

7. 

 A) None of the doctors have been able to figure out what is wrong with she or I.
 B) None of the doctors have been able to figure out what is wrong with she or me.
 C) None of the doctors have been able to figure out what is wrong with her or me.
 D) None of the doctors have been able to figure out what is wrong with her or I.

8. 

 A) She is as stubborn as he, but that's no surprise since they are sister and brother.
 B) She is as stubborn as him, but that's no surprise since they are sister and brother.

9. 

 A) Some of these books are their’s.
 B) Some of these books are theirs.
 C) Some of these books are theirs’.

10. 

 A) I would rather work with Raven than with her.
 B) I would rather work with Raven than with she.


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