Section A: The pronoun I is a subject pronoun. The pronoun me is an object pronoun. In each sentence below, decide if the missing word is acting as a subject or as the object of a preposition. Then choose the correct pronoun.
1. I hope (I, me) can take music lessons.
2. Cheryl and (I, me) are both in band.
3. Cheryl gave her book to (I, me).
4. After dinner, my mom and (I, me) will play the piano.
5. The piano was a birthday gift for (I, me).
6. I wonder if the lessons can be a gift for Cheryl and (I, me).
7. Maybe they will write a story about Cheryl and (I, me) in the newspaper.
Section B: Find the prepositional phrase in each sentence. Write the object of the preposition. Example: The dog ran across the lawn. The prepositional phrase is across the lawn. The preposition is across. The object of the preposition is lawn, so lawn is the answer.
8. The knife is in the drawer.
9. Put your clothes into the closet.
10. The dog across the street is barking today.
11. I heard a story about Bob.
12. Three boys are playing in the alley.
13. I keep the flashlight by the back door.
14. Everyone in the gym heard the thunder.
Section C: Each sentence has more than one prepositional phrase. Write each prepositional phase that you see.
15. I wish you would put the towels on the shelf in the hall closet.
16. We went down the hill by the old school.
17. Did you see the cat sitting on the fence next to the garage?
18. Some boys got into trouble at the park.
Answers: 1-I; 2-I; 3-me; 4-I; 5-me; 6-me; 7-me; 8-drawer; 9-closet; 10-street; 11-Bob; 12-alley; 13-door; 14-gym; 15-on the shelf, in the hall closet; 16-down the hill, by the old school; 17-on the fence, next to the garage; 18-into trouble, at the park.