Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the pronoun.

A pronoun used as the subject of a verb should be in its subject form. Subject pronouns are: he, she, it, they, we, I and you.

A pronoun used as the object of a verb or preposition should be in its object form. Object pronouns are: him, her, it, them, us, me and you.

A pronoun used before a noun should be in its possessive form. They are actually called possessive adjectives. They are: his, her, its, their, our, your, mine.

1. I waited for ……………………… (they / them) but ………………………. (they / them) didn’t come.

2. You should leave …………………….. (me / my / mine) place at once.

3. I don’t want to talk to ………………………… (he / him)

4. Have you invited …………………….. (she / her)?

5. Where did ……………………. (he / him) go?

6. How could ……………………. (he / him) do this to ……………………… (me / I)?

7. I have always had great respect for ………………………… (he / him)

8. Don’t disturb ……………………. (me / I)

9. Although ……………………. (he / him) failed, ……………………. didn’t lose hope. (he / him)

10. The teacher punished ……………………… (me / I) for coming late.

11. I don’t trust …………………….. (he / him) with my money.

12. She asked ……………………. (me / I) if …………………….. (me / I) could help ……………………. (she / her)

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