Pronoun: Matteo gave her a bouquet.

Function: Matteo gave her a bouquet.

Pronoun: The Rangers beat us four to nothing.

Function: The Rangers beat us four to nothing.

Pronoun: Did Mr. Rodriguez send you the brochure?

Function: Did Mr. Rodriguez send you the brochure?

Pronoun: Dana stood in line in front of her.

Function: Dana stood in line in front of her.

Pronoun: The teacher gave Marcia and Sandy and them a B plus.

Function: The teacher gave Marcia and Sandy and them a B plus.

Pronoun: When training a dog, always speak gently but firmly to it.

Function: When training a dog, always speak gently but firmly to it.

Pronoun: Just give the boys and us a chance!

Function: Just give the boys and us a chance!

Pronoun: Darren saw him at the youth group meeting.

Function: Darren saw him at the youth group meeting.

Pronoun: Raquel has the flu and is taking medication for it.

Function: Raquel has the flu and is taking medication for it.

Pronoun: Angela is coming to the dance with Dominique and me.

Function: Angela is coming to the dance with Dominique and me.

Pronoun: The Lions Club donated it to our school.

Function: The Lions Club donated it to our school.

Pronoun: Jasmine came with me to the park.

Function: Jasmine came with me to the park.

Pronoun: When the mouse ran out of the hole in the stump, the eagle saw it.

Function: When the mouse ran out of the hole in the stump, the eagle saw it.

Pronoun: So that Darren would have company at the party, Sammy and Maria brought him a blind date.

Function: So that Darren would have company at the party, Sammy and Maria brought him a blind date.

Pronoun: To explain the broken lamp, we told her a lie.

Function: To explain the broken lamp, we told her a lie.

Pronoun: She borrowed a CD from my sister and me.

Function: She borrowed a CD from my sister and me.

Pronoun: John ran it in record time.

Function: John ran it in record time.

Pronoun: Her husband gave her a diamond ring for their anniversary.

Function: Her husband gave her a diamond ring for their anniversary.

Pronoun: Frank walked across it yesterday as a matter of fact.

Function: Frank walked across it yesterday as a matter of fact.

Pronoun: Phoebe and Molly baked them for their neighbors.

Function: Phoebe and Molly baked them for their neighbors.

Pronoun: Jenny found her birthday badge underneath them.

Function: Jenny found her birthday badge underneath them.

Pronoun: Harry was flying his kite over Louis and you.

Function: Harry was flying his kite over Louis and you.

Pronoun: I wish him luck in the contest.

Function: I wish him luck in the contest.

Pronoun: I bought Tommy and him lunch last week.

Function: I bought Tommy and him lunch last week.