Which one is the proper word?

Question

1. "(We, Us) back-seat drivers sometimes prevent serious accidents," replied Mom.
2. Between you and (I, me), the program was rather boring.
3. Sandy and (I, myself) were the only ones in the pool at the time.
4. We walked around the lobby looking for Chet and (he, him)
5. Neither the Mannings nor (them, they) were willing to sell their land.

I am not cheating. Sorry for not elaborating on my asking but these questions are for a study guide which will not be graded. I only use Yahoo! Answers as an educational resource...not as a cheating tool.

Answer 1

Pronouns that are placed before the transitive verb:
We, I, he, she, they
Pronouns that are placed after the transitive verb:
Us, me, him, her, them

1.We, back-seat drivers...prevent...(Pronoun is before the transitive verb "prevent" so it is "we")
2.Between you and me...(The verb "speaking" is implied in this phrase, it would be placed before the pronoun, so the pronoun is "me")
3. Sandy and I were...(Pronoun is before the verb "were", so it is "I")
4. We walked around...looking for Chet and him(Since the pronoun is after the verb "looking", it is "him")
5. Neither the Mannings nor they were willing...(Pronoun is before the verb "were" so it is "they")

Answer 2

In each case, try substituting a single pronoun for the compound. This gives:
1. We, nominative case, in apposition to "back seat drivers."
2. Me. Object of a preposition, hence objective case.
3. I. Subject, hence nominative case.
4. Him. See 2.
5. They. See 3.

Answer 3

1. Us
2. I
3. I
4. Him
5. They

Answer 4

1. We
2. me
3. I
4. him
5. They

Answer 5

2. Between you and I, the program was rather boring.

Answer 6

This is the third lot of questions on the same topic. Aren't you going to do any of your own homework?

Answer 7

1. we
2. me
3. I
4. him
5. they

Answer 8

1.We
2.me
3.I
4.him
5.they