Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun?

2 answers:

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Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun? <span> a. Mom sent him and his brothers outside to play.
b. Could them take the train instead of the bus?
c. Them and Beth have been friends for years.
d. The people holding the banner were Rob and her.

Choice A uses the correct cases object pronoun.
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rewona [7]3 years ago

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The correct sentence using objective case pronoun is CHOICE A. Mom sent him and his brothers outside to play.

Choice B should be : Could THEY take the train instead of the bus?
Choice C should be : They have been friends for years. (We can take Beth out of the sentence.)
Choice D should be : The people holding the banner were Rob and Susan (any name).

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