All looks very good.
The only notation I'd make is that in the second #4, "him" is the indirect object, but maybe your teacher doesn't need you to be that specific.
Can you check my homework, please?
Identify each pronoun as personal, reflexive, demonstrative, indefinite or interogative.
1. These are Elberta peaches, which are very popular in the United States.
Ans: these = indefinite
2. Nobody really knows where the fruit came from originally.
Ans: nobodoy = indefinite
3. We read a story that may or may not be true.
Ans: we = personal
4. Who started the story?
Ans: who = interrogative
5. One of them was particularly beautiful.
Ans: one = indefinite
them = personal
6. The man named the peach after his wife, Elberta.
Ans: his = personal
7. He soon found himself at the forefront of commercial peach production in Georgia.
Ans: he = personal
himself = reflexive
8. He developed ways to ship peaches so they would arrive in good condition.
Ans: he = personal
they = personal
Complete each sentence with the correct pronoun in parentheses. Then tell whether it's a subject or object pronoun.
1. Elizabeth Blackwell's life storey was fascinating to Lisa and (I, me).
Ans: me = object
2. I admire (she, her) and her sister.
Ans: her = object
3. Patricia and (I, me) will sing for you.
Ans: I = subject
4. Bring (he, him) some paper.
Ans: him = object
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