Practice 5 (include date) For each sentence below, write the sentence including the correct pronoun from the choices provided. Underline pronoun. 1.Janice and (I, me) have always lived next door to each other. 2.Janice’s father often takes (we, us) girls on trips. 3.Last month he took Janice and (I, me) to a nearby observatory to look at the stars. 4.The director of the observatory was a woman (who, whom) Janice’s father knew. 5.She introduced us to a research assistant (who, whom) showed us the big telescope. 6.The research assistant asked whether (we, us) girls were amateur astronomers. 7.(She, Her) and Janice’s father were both surprised when we admitted that we did not even know how to locate the North Star. 8.The two of them led Janice and (I, me) outside and showed us how to find the North Star by following the “pointers” in the Big Dipper. 9.Janice grasped the idea immediately, but I was a little slower than (she, her). 10.Ever since our trip to the observatory, the two most enthusiastic stargazers in town are my friend and (I, me).

1.Janice and (I, me) have always lived next door to each other. 1.I 2.Janice’s father often takes (we, us) girls on trips. 1.us 3.Last month he took Janice and (I, me) to a nearby observatory to look at the stars. 1.me 4.The director of the observatory was a woman (who, whom) Janice’s father knew. 1.whom 5.She introduced us to a research assistant (who, whom) showed us the big telescope. 1.who

1.The research assistant asked whether (we, us) girls were amateur astronomers. 1.we 2.(She, Her) and Janice’s father were both surprised when we admitted that we did not even know how to locate the North Star. 1.She 3.The two of them led Janice and (I, me) outside and showed us how to find the North Star by following the “pointers” in the Big Dipper. 1.me 4.Janice grasped the idea immediately, but I was a little slower than (she, her). 1.she (slower than she was) 5.Ever since our trip to the observatory, the two most enthusiastic stargazers in town are my friend and (I, me). 1.I