Which sentence uses all its subject pronouns correctly?

a. him and i get along very well.

b. them and us worked together on that gardening project.

c. bob and me are going to have some lemonade.

d. she, sari, and becky have joined the new gymnastics club

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Reagan Pena

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27 August, 09:24

Which sentence uses all its subject pronouns correctly?

a. him and i get along very well.

b. them and us worked together on that gardening project.

c. bob and me are going to have some lemonade.

d. she, sari, and becky have joined the new gymnastics club

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Jazmyn Shea · Answer 1

D is correct because if you look at each pronoun individual, it still works in the sentence, ex: "She has joined ... ", "Sari has joined ... ", and "Becky has joined"

Which sentence uses all its subject pronouns correctly?a. him and i get along very well.b. them and us worked together on that gardening project.c. bob and me are going to have some lemonade.d. she, sari, and becky have joined the new gymnastics club

Which sentence uses all its subject pronouns correctly?

a. him and i get along very well.

b. them and us worked together on that gardening project.

c. bob and me are going to have some lemonade.

d. she, sari, and becky have joined the new gymnastics club