Indicate whether each sentence is correct (i.e., follows all rules regarding case, agreement, and reference) or incorrect (i.e., has a case, agreement, or reference error of some kind).

1. Each EMT throughout the country must submit proof that he has been trained on the new procedure; this must be attended to without delay.
2. To whom did you give the key to the mens locker room?
3. One of the ads that were placed in Sunday's newspapers were printed upside down.
4. The papers for the home loan which is in greatest danger of foreclosure are on my desk.
5. No teaching assistant should be assigned to that task until they are thoroughly trained.
6. The tall student that played in last nights game is my cousin.
7. The Jensens' house is the last one on the right side of the street.
8. The recruiter told us students that we should spend more time researching the companies' financials. [Several companies.]
9. We're happy to give financial assistance to students like yourself who are working on college degrees.
10. Us junior accountants received a $300 Christmas bonus.