<u>In which sentence are all pronouns used as objects of a preposition used correctly?</u>
<em>C. Tracey pushed the cart between I and Dad. </em>
The object of a preposition can be a noun or pronoun. In sentence C, <em>between</em><em> </em>would be the preposition, and <em> </em><em>I and Dad </em>would<em> </em>be the object of the preposition<em>. </em>The remaining sentences are not examples of pronouns used as objects of preposition. Sentences A and B use the objective cases incorrectly, it should be: <em>them</em> instead of <em>they,</em> and <em>her</em> instead of <em>she</em>. Sentence C uses <em>between you and me</em> as subject and not as object of preposition.
D. <u>Between you and me,</u> we can move this old sofa. This is the sentence in which all the pronouns are used as objects of a preposition. See the underlined structure and the categories below:
From the first sentence "having superior Abilities—he has proved it at the University", the correct ans is A. <span>Going to college shows that Mr. J. P. is smart and that he works harder than Fanny’s brothers do.
