PRONOUN-SUBJECT AND OBJECT

John and I saw Peter yesterday. He bought John and me a cup of coffee.

• They saw Peter yesterday. He bought them a cup of coffee.

• We saw Peter yesterday. He bought us a cup of coffee.

David and Mike are arriving today. I'm meeting David and Mike at the station.

• They are arriving today. I'm meeting them at the station.

• We are arriving today. I'm meeting us at the station.

I'm looking for Mary. Have you seen Mary? Mary isn't at home.

• I'm looking for Mary. Have you seen her? She isn't at home.

• I'm looking for Mary. Have you seen she? Her isn't at home.

Come to the swimming pool with Joanna and me. Joanna and I are leaving now.

• Come to the swimming pool with them. They are leaving now.

• Come to the swimming pool with us. We are leaving now.

George and Jane are meeting Paul today. Paul is having lunch with George and Jane.

• George and Jane are meeting Paul today. Him is having lunch with us.

• George and Jane are meeting Paul today. He is having lunch with them.

John and I saw a film called The Tiger yesterday. Have you seen The Tiger?

• John and I saw a film called the The Tiger yesterday. Have you seen him?

• John and I saw a film called the Tiger yesterday. Have you seen it?

There's Jack! Jack's got a heavy suitcase. Shall we help Jack?

• There's Jack! You got a heavy suitcase. Shall we help you?

• There's Jack! He got a heavy suitcase. Shall we help him?