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1.Mr. Williams is the teacher (who, whom) went to such great trouble to help the students.

who

  1. Would Agnes like to swim at Holden Pond with Ellie and (I, Me)?

I

  1. What do you think about (his, him) being chosen as class president?

him

  1. Introduce the guests with (whom/whoever/who/whomever) you will be sharing ideas for the fundraiser.

whom

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1. who (correct)

2. me (you were incorrect on this one, but me is the correct answer!)

3. his (again, as stated above)

4. whom (correct!)

Hope you do well, or did well. :)

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Answer: 1. who, 2. Me, 3. him, and 4. whom.

Explanation: we use who, whoever or I, when we are referring to the subject of the sentence, in sentence 1, we are talking about Mr. Williams (and he is the subject) so the correct option is "who". We use whom, whomever, him, or me, when we are referring to the object of the sentence, in sentence 2 Agnes is the subject and "Ellie and me" is the object. In the third sentence "you" is the subject" and "him" is the object. And in the last sentence "you" is the subject and "the guests" is the object so we use "whom".

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