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. Either John or myself will work to ensure that everybodys investment is carefully managed.
2. Jeff and Jennifer's recommendation is right on target!
3. Pamela's mother said she needs to eat better foods and lose about 20 pounds.
4. Go talk with whoever is there and ask for information about the incident.
5. All of us junior accountants feel that Benson Brothers, Inc., should sell all their side businesses.
6. That property description, along with several legal documents, were her's.
7. Company policy requires that first priority be given to those that are working on undergraduate degrees; graduate degrees receive second priority.
8. Either Andrew or him is willing to consider that restriction.
9. One of the students who were in the talent show is in my business class.
10. Your being absent yesterday caused us to miss our deadline. [Emphasis is on absence.]