This section is from the book "Lessons In English", by Chestine Gowdy, Lora M. Dexheimer. Also available from Amazon: Lessons in English.
We are likely to make mistakes in using these words:
I he she.
we.
they.
me.
him.
her.
us.
them.
When speaking of yourself and another, whom should you mention first?
Read these sentences to yourself or aloud so often that you can do it very rapidly.
1. He and I went.
2. You and I went.
3. She and I went.
4. They and I went.
5. Mother saw him and me.
6. Mother saw her and me.
7. Mother saw them and me.
8. Father gave some candy to him and me.
9. Father gave some candy to her and me.
1. Make one sentence from each of these pairs of sentences:
He is goings
I am going.
You are tired. She is tired.
He is cold. They are cold.
We went home. They went home.
Did you see me? Did you see her?
Father called him. Father called me.
Mother brought flowers to you. Mother brought flowers to me.
He brought letters for us. He brought letters for them.
2. Make sentences using these pairs of words: him and me John and me we and they you and I she and I her and me
 
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