Title: Default for Pronoun Test
Course: Introduction to Grammar

Q: Regardless of the weather, both my wife and me try to exercise regularly.

Which correct should be made to the sentence?
- remove the comma after weather
- change my to mine
- change me to I
- Insert a comma after me
- no correction is necessary
A: change me to I

Q: When we don't get adequate exercise, your health suffers.

Which correction should be made to the sentence?
- replace don't with dont
- replace don't with do'nt
- remove the comma after exercise
- replace your with our
- no correction is necessary
A: replace your with our

Q: People assume that you read best at eye level, but we don't.

Which correction should be made to the sentence?
- change assume to will assume
- replace you with we
- replace that with what
- change don't to didn't
- no correction is necessary
A: replace you with we

Q: In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, a young man could not speak to a young woman until they had been properly introduced.

Which correct should be made to this sentence?
- remove the comma after centuries
- change woman to women
- insert a comma after woman
- change they to their
- no correction is necessary
A: no correction is necessary

Q: The arrested person is a man (who, whom) my sister once dated.
- who
- whom
A: whom

Q: The man and woman (who, whom) live next door argue constantly.
- who
- whom
A: who

Q: My little brother is five inches taller than (I, me).
- I
- me
A: I

Q: Is anyone brave enough to read (their/his or her) essay aloud to the class? The word the pronoun refers to is _______?
- their
- his or her
- Is
- anyone
- essay
A: his or her; anyone

Q: Most of the invitations have been addressed, but (it still needs/they still need) to be stamped.

The word the pronoun refers to is ______?
- it still needs
- they still need
- Most
- invitations
- but
A: they still need; invitations

Q: At a local deli, (they / the owners) provide each table with a free bowl of pickles.
- they
- the owners
A: the owners

Q: Each of my brothers has (his / their) own televsion.
- his
- their
A: his

Q: One of the hens has laid (her / their) egg on an old blanket in the shed.
- her
- their
A: her