13776 object pronouns

An object pronoun is used after an action verb or preposition such as after, against, at, between, except, for, from, in, of, to and with The object pronouns are: me, you, him, her, it, us and them When the pronoun me is used with nouns or other pronouns, it is always last Choose the pronoun that completes the sentence correctly I went with John and _ to the farm she she // her her Scott invited Patrick and _ to the party The woman told _ to come for her old books us us // we we II // me me Jimmy and Latoya congratulated _ her her // she she I am going to see Mary and _ about this science experiment Mrs Hanna praised for his work him him // he he she she // her her Will you talk to about the visit to the fire station? Ben, can you sing with Renee and _ ? The trip to the Sahara Desert was planned by _ they/ they/ them them Miss Jones lectured _ about being on time to catch the bus me/ me/ II Mrs Hanna her her /she /she we we // us us The package was addressed to They bought the math problem to we we // us us us us // we we Sue & Jill Erica is teaching math we/ we/ us us Bob offered to help bake cookies for the bake sale Sharon gave _ her old computer It was too hard for to solve they/ they/ them them II // me me That car belongs to _ he he /him /him she she // her her II // me me Carl didn’t see at the bus stop they they // them them Please deliver the pizza to _ after 3:00 p.m Hand the letter to _ he he // him him we we // us us The director cast many of _ for his new movie