Which sentence uses the correct pronoun? Which sentence uses the correct pronoun? A. As soon as Elaine begins a new book, she tells me all about it. B. Frank called out to she as he walked into the house. C. The weatherman told they to watch out for snow tomorrow. D. Tami and me like to take long walks along the lake at sunset.

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Raquel Arnold

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7 August, 12:17

Which sentence uses the correct pronoun? Which sentence uses the correct pronoun? A. As soon as Elaine begins a new book, she tells me all about it. B. Frank called out to she as he walked into the house. C. The weatherman told they to watch out for snow tomorrow. D. Tami and me like to take long walks along the lake at sunset.

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Hoffman · Answer 1

For sure, it is:

A. As soon as Elaine begins a new book, she tells me all about it.

Paul Boyd · Answer 2

A. As soon as Elaine begins a new book, she tells me all about it.

Explanation:

The choice A uses all the correct pronouns. While in the choice B instead of "Frank called out to she as he walked into the house," it should be "Frank called out to her as he walked into the house." In choice C instead of, "The weatherman told they to watch out for snow tomorrow." It should be "The weatherman told them to watch out for snow tomorrow." And lastly, instead of "Tami and me like to take long walks along the lake at sunset," it should be "Tami and I like to take long walks along the lake at sunset."