Personal Pronouns
On Sunday, (we, us) went to see the new addition.
WE
The track-and-field judges were (they, us).
THEY
Maybe it's his locker.
HIS
(Who, Whom) is the best guard on the team?
WHO
Each of us has a fond memory of Dan.
EACH
Have (you, yourself) ever witnessed such a perspective?
YOU, REFLEXIVE
Grandma always treated (they, them) with love.
THEM
You and (I, me) will lead the others in the flag salute.
I
They're cleaning out their desks now.
THEIR
(Who, Whom) did she replace?
WHOM
Some like the trips to the museum the best.
SOME
Jason told Frieda and (me, myself) about the ceremony.
ME, REFLEXIVE
(We, Us) friends took a trip to New York.
WE
The finalists were (she, her) and (I, me).
SHE, I
Whose folder is this?
WHOSE
(These, That) are incredibly tall buildings.
THESE
Today, all of us are going to the pet store.
ALL
The event (it, itself) takes place every four years.
ITSELF, INTENSIVE
The smell was so bad, everyone ran away from (he, him).
HIM
The tree sheltered Nicky and (I, me).
ME
Is it your bike?
YOUR
(Who, What) was that dog doing across the street?
WHAT
Has anyone gone to the theater lately?
ANYONE
In 1984 the president (himself, hisself) opened the games.
HIMSELF, INTENSIVE
The Statue of Liberty always welcomes (I, us) home.
US
DAILY DOUBLE:
The reporter who interviewed them was (I, me).
I
Hers has yellow, blinking lights.
HERS
(This, That) is the Golden Gate Bridge beyond the fog.
THAT
Something is always happening at Tanaka Farms.
SOMETHING
Now fans (theirselves, themselves) can earn points to sit in the highest stands.
THEMSELVES, INTENSIVE