Can you help me? Pronoun and noun case – 10 marks Six of the following sentences have errors in pronoun or noun case. Find and fix the errors. Mark “OK” next to the sentences that have no errors. 1. People all over the world knew about Mother Jones. Wherever she went, she was invited into their homes and their workplaces. 2. Once when she was traveling with Fred Mooney in Mexico, a crowd stopped the train and urged Mooney and she to open the train window. 3. Mooney and she were not sure whether they should open the window, but they decided to do so. When they did, she and him both were covered with red carnations and blue violets. 4. Although the people gave the flowers to both him and her, the flowers were meant as gifts in honour of “Madre Yones.” 5. The trip to Mexico was exhausting, but it was she, over ninety, who never ran out of energy. 6. When Mooney fretted about her health, it was her who laughed and proposed that they get on with their sightseeing. 7. No one was more excited than her about the idea of a Pan-American Federation of Labor, an organization that would unite workers from Canada to South America. 8. The president of Mexico was as pleased as her at the idea of bringing together all the working people in the hemisphere. 9. “This is the beginning of a new day for us working people,” exclaimed Mother Jones. 10. It was a day Mother Jones long remembered; years later it brought happy smiles to she and her friends whenever they saw carnations and violets or thought of that day’s events.