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GED Language Arts · Drill VII.09

Pronoun case: I or me, who or whom

Family VII: Grammar and usage

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Worked examples

Two examples

Example 1

The manager called Rosa and ______.Choices: I  /  me
  1. Two people. Cover the other one, Rosa and, and listen.
  2. The manager called I does not sound right. The manager called me does.
  3. The one receiving the action takes the object form, me.

Answer: The manager called Rosa and me.

Example 2

______ called the office this morning?Choices: Who  /  Whom
  1. Answer the question with he or him: He called.
  2. He goes with who. (Him goes with whom; both end in m.)

Answer: Who called the office this morning?

Where this is taught: Grammar: Start Here, Part 3: Pronouns

More practice: Quiz 40, Pronoun case and unclear pronouns · In your Kaplan book: Unit 1, Chapter 8, Lesson 1, “Noun and Pronoun Agreement”

The drill

Ten questions

How many:

In each sentence, open the drop-down and choose the words that make the sentence correct, the way the GED test asks. A few questions ask you to tap a whole sentence instead. Then press Check my answers at the bottom.In each sentence, circle the choice in the brackets that makes the sentence correct; where whole sentences are given, circle one. The answer key, with the reasoning, is on the last page.

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