Me, Myself and I

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Pronoun Case

• Me, Myself and I

2
Me or I

• Use this trick!
• Say the sentence without the other person and see
  how it sounds?
• Bob and me travel.
• Me travel.
• Bob and I travel.
• I travel.

3
More Practice

• He gave the flowers to Jane and I.
• He gave the flowers to I.
• He gave the flowers to me.
• He is taller than me. (I am tall, but he is
  taller)
• He is taller than I.
• Me and Tory like to skate.
• Me like to skate.
• I and Tory like to skate.
• Tory and I like to skate.

4
We or Us?

• Can us guys go to the store?
• (Can us go to the store?)
• Can we guys go to the store?
• Us older boys carried the load.
• (Us carried the load.)
• We older boys carried the load.
• The coach gave we girls a chance to play.
• ( The coach gave we a chance.)
• The coach gave us girls a chance to play.

5
Who or Whom

• Who is the subject form and answers who is the
  subject of the verb?
• Whom is the object form and shows us who receives
  the action of the verb.

6
Practice

• For (who, whom) is the story intended?
• (Who, Whom) gave you directions?
• (Who, Whom) did daddy wake up?

7
Comparisons

• In some cases the comparisons are incomplete. To
  decide which pronoun to use , fill in the missing
  words to try the comparison.
• Todd is not as rich as ( he, him)
• Todd is not as rich as him is.
• Todd is not as rich as he is.

8
More Practice

• I believe Sasha is older than (him, he).
• Jims wife seems lazier than (her, she).