Personal Pronouns Dictation: Pronouns after Prepositions

Hear the preposition and the person word together. To, with, for and beside show a connection; me, him, her, us and them tell you who is involved. Those are object forms, so you hear me rather than I after a preposition here. Some phrases name two people with and between them. Keep both, including their order. The sentence may also have another place or time phrase afterwards. Stay with the full sentence so the quiet pronoun does not disappear from your answer.