SINGULAR/PLURAL
"Give that to me!" shouted my sister.
What is "me" - objective pronoun
She was an evil witch in the The Wizard of Oz.
What is "she" - subject pronoun
Lizzie told me about the Halloween costume.
What is "me" - direct object
Kelly gave the tickets to you as a gift.
What is "you" - objective pronoun
Sarah and I walked around the fair.
What is "I" - subject
After studying the test review for hours, Sue feels ready for it.
What is "it" - objective
Maria and ____ went to the outlet mall together.
What is "she, he, or I?"
The neighbors asked if they could borrow a ladder.
What is "they" - subjective pronoun
The team won the game once they began to support each other.
What is "they" - subject
Sarah's determination helped her reach the goal.
What is "her" - objective
After the party, I just wanted to go home and rest.
What is "I" - subjective pronoun
Do you want a pepperoni pizza?
What is "you" - subject
Andy walked behind me down the hallway.
What is "me" - objective
After the accident, she asked the police officer for help.
What is "she" - subjective pronoun
Julie scolded Charlie as she cleaned up the spilled beans.
What is "she" - subject
Mom should bring the dog with us to the park on Tuesday.
What is "us" - objective