Read the paragraph. (1) On the day of the student council elections, my opponents and I were nervous. (2) We candidates for president each had to give a speech at the assembly. (3) At the end of the day, the council sponsor announced that I, the last candidate to speak at the assembly, was the winner. (4) My fellow officers and me promised that we would work hard. Which change should be made to the paragraph to correct the error in pronoun usage?

Read the paragraph. (1) Some members of the Philadelphia Orchestra visited our school last week and spoke to us about music. (2) They explained what it was like for them to play in Carnegie Hall. (3) The musicians said that we could try out their instruments. (4) The students in my class who play violin—Juan, Margo, and me—were excited to meet the violinists! Which sentence contains a pronoun error?

Read the paragraph. (1) Everyone filed into Philadelphia’s City Hall except Sarah and me. (2) Us two classmates wanted to look at the building for a while longer. (3) She and me gazed at the amazing structure. (4) The giant statue of William Penn gazed back at Sarah and I, reminding us of the history of our state. Which underlined pronoun is used correctly?

Read the paragraph. (1) This year, the spelling bee finalists were my friend Jason and I. (2) The two of us advanced to the final round. (3) Jason seemed calmer than me. (4) In the end, though, Jason and I both won because the officials declared a tie. Which underlined pronoun should be replaced?

Read the sentences from an email. (1) Mike, Jim, and me all agree that whoever cuts the grass must do so soon. (2) The weather forecast calls for rain Tuesday through next week, and none of us boys will be able to do any mowing during that time. (3) In addition, we want the lawn to look nice for our relatives who are coming to visit on Monday. Which underlined pronoun should be replaced?

Read the sentences from a report on Neil Armstrong. (1) Neil Armstrong was known for his actions and words as the first person to walk on the moon. (2) Watching that event on television, we heard the words, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” (3) Thousands of Americans saw his fearlessly step down onto the powdery lunar surface. (4) Armstrong completed a challenge that we considered impossible. Which sentence contains a pronoun error?

Which sentence contains an error in intensive pronoun usage?

Read the paragraph. (1) The science museum itself was holding an exhibition of students’ science work. (2) The opportunity to attend for free was granted to science teachers themselves. (3) Before the teachers attended the exhibition, the school secretary herself arranged for some refreshments to be served. (4) Myself was planning to attend. Which change should be made to correct the error in the paragraph?

Which sentence contains an error in pronoun usage?

Read the sentence. I tried to get a note from Mrs. Jenkins, one of the substitute teachers, but she said that I would have to get them from my regular teacher. Which part of the sentence has an error?

Read the paragraph. (1) Students at Creekview Middle School must have one year of a foreign language class before they go on to attend high school. (2) Many students take more than one year of foreign language because you enjoy the experience of learning a different language. (3) A student last year said that her favorite part of being in a foreign language class was the end-of-year field trip to the annual Festival of Languages. (4) All students agreed that their trip to the festival was a memorable event. Which change should be made to the paragraph to correct the inappropriate shift in pronoun person?

Read the paragraph. (1) Yesterday we spent a social studies class period learning about flight, and most of us thought it fascinating to learn about. (2) First we saw a movie about the famous Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur, and their early experiments flying airplanes. (3) Then a guest speaker told us about her job as a jet pilot. (4) After that, we made paper airplanes and launched it to see whose airplane stayed in the air the longest. Which change should be made to correct the error in the paragraph?

Read the sentences from a story. (1) When Melanie was a girl, the family member she most appreciated, besides her parents and brother, was her Uncle Bill. (2) They used to take Melanie’s brother and her fishing. (3) Uncle Bill, whenever he had time, took them to Silver Lake, the most peaceful place in all of Jackson County. (4) Her brother still speaks fondly of Uncle Bill and good times fishing on the lake. Which change should be made to correct the pronoun error in the paragraph?