Subject, Object, Possessive, Reflexive, and Intensive Pronoun Review

I would like a treehouse.

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Will you help me with the project?

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Use this rope to lift materials to Dad and him.

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Dad and we can get lumber and nails.

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It will make a great clubhouse.

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You and I have done a fine job.

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Let’s invite Danny and her to join.

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She and Jamahl brought sandwiches.

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This lunch in the branches tasted great to them.

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Sometimes ___we__ pretend the treehouse is a fort.

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