Yes, yes scientific fiction can
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Answer:
-My husband would go to the evening event and i would stay alone in this hotel room, in the dark. and he makes excuses for me.
- i would stay alone in this hotel room in the dark, my husband would go to the event of the evening and make excuses for me
- my husband would stay alone in this room in the dark, and i would make excuses for me to go to the hotel event of the evening
- make excuses for me and i would stay alone in this hotel room, my husband would go to the evening event in the dark
- my husband would go alone to the evening event and make excuses for me to stay in this hotel room in the dark
The pronoun needs to agree with the subject. So clearly "A. We" doesn't work in this sentence... The answer is "B." since the subject is about the author... So the sentence should look like this: "My little brother threw the ball toward Steve and I"
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