The answer is D, B would be correct also but I don’t agree with it making the narrator seem lonely
take the s off of it and turn it into ix 9
<span>The correct answer is B. Ralph and them are waiting for us at the metro station. It is a nominative case pronoun because them is here used as a subject, that is, the doer of the action, so it is nominative. The rest are either objective case or dative because the forms are things like him instead of he which answers the question of to whom instead of who.</span>
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a phrase that is informal and particular to certain time periods or social situations is called an idiom
