<span>a. The clerk saw us and them at the counter.
It helps to break the sentences apart.
a. The clerk saw us and the clerk saw them. Both right.
b.Susan knit he sweaters. Wrong
Susan knit I sweaters. Wrong
c. Mom gave she some advice. Wrong
Mom gave I some advice. Wrong
d. The crowd cheered she. Wrong
The crowd cheered me. Right.
Only "a" has all correct object pronouns.</span>
Just search up the phrase and it’ll tell you what it means. It’ll help
I am guessing that this is a question from the Classics for Young readers from Volume 7 or 9..
B. He is separated from much of what is familiar and comforting.
The sentence that shows the correct punctuation is D.
