Grammar and Language Workbook

Identify the case of the pronoun or pronouns in italics by writing 
nom. (nominative)
or obj. (objective). 
obj.
Tom told the boys, Mack and him, the bad news.
1. He, a world-traveled explorer, broke his leg in the airport.
2. I hoped to finish as soon as they, but I’m too slow.
3. Neither candidate, Marco or she, is particularly well liked.
4. I’d like you to meet the reporters, Sal and her. 
5. The three lab assistants, Carl, Sissy, and she, compete for the best equipment.
6. I can usually exercise more easily than they. 
7. I think you’re more easily hurt than I. 
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8. The two social workers, Alicia and he, are very good with children.
9. The goal of this video game entirely escapes both players, Mala and her. 
10. We are sending get-well cards to both accident victims, Zina and him. 
11. The performance by the rock band almost deafened me as well as her. 
12. We were anxious to meet our new neighbors, Paul and him. 
13. I understand you want to talk to the witnesses, Nora and me. 
14. Our best computer students, David and they, will represent us in the competition.
15. She and I, the two co-chairs, will run the fund raiser for the food bank.
 Exercise 2
Underline the correct pronoun. Identify the case by writing nom. for the nominative
case or obj. for the objective case. Some sentences may have more than one pronoun to identify.