Underline the correct pronoun. Write the case (nom. for nominative and obj. for objective) in the blank. Some sentences may have more than one pronoun to identify.

1. The losers, Raji and (I, me), bought pizza for Ben and Clara.
obj. 2. The membership cards have arrived for the new members, Kisha and (he, him).
obj. 3. Because I hadn’t studied, the test gave (I, me) more problems than usual.
nom. 4. “The culprit is (I, me),” admitted Ashford.
obj. 5. Everyone donated a dollar to buy a present for (she, her).
nom. 6. Dowana, more than (I, me), worked hard to make the team.
obj. 7. Mr. Grover spent as much time with the beginners as with (they, them).
nom. 8. (He, him), Alberto Ramirez, won every free-throw contest.
obj. 9. Better than (he, him), try asking Darcy for help with your math questions.
obj. 10. Consuelo and Betty sang (they, them) a lullaby so the babies would go to sleep.
obj., obj. 11. Camping without electricity was less of a problem for (she, her), than (they, them).
nom. 12. After the meeting, the sisters, Angie and (she, her), went out for pizza.
obj. 13. Because he made the team, his dad bought (he, him) a new pair of crosstraining shoes.
nom. 14. The winners of the cheerleader spirit contest were (we, us), the juniors.