The police officer asked (he/him) ___ and Lenny what they had seen. [choose the correct pronoun]
Subject: English Multiple Choice Quiz ( MCQ ) and Answer
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]
The skier went down the mountain as fast as (he/him/his) ___ was able. [choose the correct pronoun]
The receptionist in the office gave an appointment slip to (I/me/my) ___ [choose the correct pronoun]
The driver of the truck lost (he/him/his) ___ keys. [choose the correct pronoun]
If your friend has a comment, (she/her/hers) ___ should fill out a form.
Sally and her friend brought (they/them/their) ___ empty bags to the recycling center. [choose the correct pronoun]
The new radio host is ___ (she/her/hers) [choose the correct pronoun]
The waitress brought the dessert to ___ (we/us) [choose the correct pronoun]
When James found his book, (he/him/his) ___ was very happy. (choose the correct pronoun)
(She/Her/Hers) ___ went to the dance last Friday. (choose the correct pronoun)
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