Title: 2T 3mtt SA objective case
Course: 2024 English 9

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                Mrs. Rosen took Becky, two other girls, and (I, me) to the movies.
A: me

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                He and I saw you and (they, them) before anyone else.
A: them

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                Tanisha instructed (them, they) in the use of the microwave oven.
A: them

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                Do your parents want you and (we, us) home early tonight?
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                Please don’t leave (he, him) and his dog out in the rain.
A: him

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                You should have made Jill or (she, her) the announcer.
A: her

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                We should bring the girls and (he, him) back to the school in our car.
A: him

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                The manager will interview (he, him) or (she, her) first.
A: him her

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                The Drakes will meet you and (I, me) at the main gate
A: me

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                I surprised Jacqueline and (her, she) with a Dr. Seuss book.
A: her

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                Randall saw my brother and (he, him) in the mystery section at the library.
A: him

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                Aunt Lorena told (we, us) about her childhood in Utah.
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                The conductor placed (them, they) and (me, I) between the piano and the string section.
A: them me

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                If swimming after a meal worries you or (she, her), you shouldn’t do so.
A: her

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                Nia asked Daniel and (she, her) if they wanted to come to the meeting.
A: her

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                Mrs. Wyatt introduced (we, us) to the pleasures of classical music.
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

                The taxi driver dropped Dr. Borges and (him, he) in front of our house.
A: him

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

       The basic carpentry class saved (her, she) and (I, me) from several time-consuming and costly mistakes.
A: her me

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

       The idea of travel to distant planets intrigued (they, them) and (me, I).
A: them me

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

       Ms. Kaimowitz asked Francesca and (her, she) for their homework assignments.
A: her

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

          The instructions for the model airplane confused Gustav and (I, me).
A: me

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

          Howard’s parents picked up Howard and (us, we) on Sunday night.
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

          Would you help Bruce and (me, I) while we put the canoe in the water?
A: me

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

          Claire found Susan and (they, them) in front of the theater
A: them

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

          The conclusion of the television miniseries thrilled my parents and (we, us).
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

           The size of old computers may seem funny to (us, we) today.
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

           It took a great deal of energy to power (they, them).
A: them

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

           Imagine the early engineers being happy with machines that gave (they, them) only twenty or thirty calculations a second!
A: them

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

            Since the 1950s, designers have created smaller computers for (we, us).
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

            Today’s professional may carry a laptop with (he or she, him or her).
A: him or her

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

            Most of (we, us) find laptops easy to use
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

            Computers help (we, us) by making 250 million calculations per second!
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

            A teacher may ask you to work such problems for (he or she, him or her).
A: him or her

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

              What further computer developments are left for (we, us)?
A: us

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE ONLY THE objectiVE CASE. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

              Students were pleased when a technology expert visited (they, them).
A: them

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE if the pronoun is direct or indirect object. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

              I have been preparing us some delicious food.
A: indirect object

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE if the pronoun is direct or indirect object. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

               I TRUSTED HER FOR SO LONG.
A: direct object

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE if the pronoun is direct or indirect object. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

              THE PRESIDENT SENT US TO INVESTIGATE.
A: direct object

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE if the pronoun is direct or indirect object. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

              HE HAS BEEN LOOKING THEM SINCE THEY GOT HERE.
A: direct object

Q: INSTRUCTIONS: WRITE if the pronoun is direct or indirect object. DO NOT WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, UNLESS IT'S A PROPER NAME.

              SHE NEEDS ME  RIGHT AWAY.
A: direct object