PRONOUN AGREEMENT

Choose the correct form.

Each of the planes kept ______ place in the formation.

a. its b. their

Somebody left ______ notebook here.

a. his b. their

The captain and the sergeant have ______ pistols with them.

a. his b. their

Anyone who wants to volunteer should raise ______ hand.

a. his b. their

If anybody wants to buy a ticket, ______ had better hurry.

a. he b. they

Neither of the sick dogs could raise ______ head.

a. its b. their

She and ______ are teachers.

a. me b. I

It was ______ who suggested the picnic.

a. them b. they

He yelled at Beth and ______.

a. me b. I

All of us can play chess except Ali and ______.

a. he b. him

The President had to choose between the colonel and ______.

a. he b. him

The guide stood behind Tom and ______.

a. I b. me

The dog growled at______ and______.

a. she / I b. her / me

Mr. Brown had nothing to say to Ken and ______.

a. I b. me

Were you and ______ here when they arrived?

a. she b. her

Tim and ______ rented tuxedos for the dance.

a. we b. us

The officer gave a warning to him and ______.

a. me b. I

Tell Helen and ______ all the details.

a. me b. I

We ate more than ______.

a. they b. them

I am sure I can run as fast as ______.

a. she b. her

The scholarship winners were Linda, Helen, and ______.

a. she b. her

It is necessary for ______ and ______ to reduce our expenses.

a. him / me b. he / I

If anyone calls, tell ______ I'll be back later.

a. he b. him

Neither Tom nor Tim had ______ keys with ______.

a. his / him b. his / he

Helen and Martha sat with ______ coats on.

a. her b. their

We didn't want to leave Anne and ______ behind.

a. he b. him

She thought it was ______ who owned the house.

a. they b. them

My sister and ______ did most of the cooking.

a. me b. I

Neither you nor ______ was wrong.

a. me b. I

The trouble with Bob and ______ is that we are lazy.

a. me b. I

Have you ever worked for Mr. Brown or ______?

a. he b. him

He says you and ______ are his best friends.

a. me b. I

The disagreement between Helen and ______ was easily settled.

a. he b. him

Please call on either Tom or ______ if you need help.

a. me b. I

______ and ______ have been here for more than ten years.

a. he / me b. he / I

Helen and ______ took turns at the wheel.

a. me b. I

Were you sitting near Tom and ______?

a. she b. her

Bob and ______ have their driver's licenses.

a. she b. her

Did they arrive earlier than ______?

a. we b. us

I would rather ask you than ______.

a. he b. him