All my friends are better at sports than (I/me) ___ (am).
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All my friends are better at sports than (I/me) ___ (am).
Joey has not eaten as much pizza as ___ (have). [choose the correct pronoun]
When we go to that restaurant, my father eats more than ___ (do).
That old blanket is more important to my sister than (it is to) ___
My father loves baseball as much as ___ (do). [choose the correct pronoun]
In the winter, ___ avid skiers love to visit Colorado.
Can you find ___ campers a good place to visit in Wyoming? [choose the correct pronoun]
___ animal trainers care deeply about all kinds of animals. [choose the correct pronoun]
Carlos can run much faster than ___ (can). [choose the correct pronoun]
Don’t forget to give your new address to (we/us) ___ and your other relatives. [choose the correct pronoun]
My little cousin and (I/me) ___ found a nest with baby birds in it. [choose the correct pronoun]
Please remind (we/us) ___ and the other players to bring our equipment to the game. [choose the correct pronoun]
If you don’t hurry, both you and (he/him) ___ will be late for the movie. [choose the correct pronoun]
That new computer game will keep Manuel and (he/him) ___ occupied for hours. [choose the correct pronoun]
The car dealer should give both you and (she/her) ___ a good discount. [choose the correct pronoun]
The police officer asked (he/him) ___ and Lenny what they had seen. [choose the correct pronoun]
Ella and (she/her) ___ will be going to the zoo this weekend. [choose the correct pronoun]
Don’t give your father and (I/me) ___ any arguments. [choose the correct pronoun]
My friends and (I/me) ___ want to go to the beach this weekend. [choose the correct pronoun]
Harry gave (she/her/hers) ___ a bouquet of flowers. [choose the correct pronoun]