Pesky Pronouns

(You're, Your) the perfect person for this job!

Will you sit with Ellen and (I, me)?

Phil and (we, us) are giving Alex a surprise party.

Mother and (I, me) baked that apple pie for you.

The choice for class president is between Audrey and (she, her).

My mother and I sat behind Dad and (he, him).

They drove (their, there, they're) car into the parking lot.

Between you and (I, me), we paid them too much.

During math class I always sit behind Freddy and (he, him).

Ben loaned the Freemans and (we, us) yesterday's newspaper.

Mr. Kendall took a picture of Brad and (I, me).

The best dancers in the stage show were Melissa and (she, her).

Will you show Sarah and (they, them) to their seats?

Are you and (I, me) related?

The robin is adding twigs to (its, it's) nest.

Emily showed Gary and (they, them) her photo album.

The sonic boom scared Mary and (she, her).

The dog put (its, it's) nose out the car window.

The tallest members of the team are Stewart and (he, him).

It was (she, her) who wore the cat mask.

Have you ever met Jack and (he, him) before this?

(Your, You're) going to the football game.

(Theirs, There's) is the first house on the right.

Robby sent Sue and (I, me) a picture of himself.

The rake on the front steps is (ours, our's).