5.2.1 Pronoun - Common Mistakes

1. You and I are so alike that we appear like twin brothers.

2. I still remember you and I used to swim in that polluted river.

3. My neighbour has three daughters. She and they are often arguing.

4. It was he, not me who threw the big stone at the police car.

5. She returned the withered bouquet of flowers to them, the boys who sent it to her.

6. These dogs are hers. She likes to give them a pat on their heads.

7. If you are not free on that day, please let me know early.

8. Whose wet footprints are these on the kitchen floor?

9. Let us make this our last meal in this expensive restaurant.

10. That was one big rotten apple you have bought for me.

11. The neighbours helped one another with the cleaning after the flood.

12. Are any of these books borrowed from the library?

13. He holds the racquet in one hand and the ball in the other.

14. That history teacher of yours is also our history teacher.

15. He, they and I are going fishing this weekend.

16. She doesn't want him and me to take her to the movie this evening.

17. At that time, all of us had left the office but he.

18. They selected him for the basketball team as he was much taller than I.

19. All of us agreed to let him and her do the first dance.

20. Between you and me, is he the one who lied?