Correct the sentence by selecting the proper pronoun usage. We boys, Bonnie, and her are writing a play for the program. Us boys, Bonnie, and she Us boys, Bonnie and her We boys, Bonnie, and she correct as is

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Q: Correct the sentence by selecting the proper pronoun usage. We boys, Bonnie, and her are writing a play for the program. Us boys, Bonnie, and she Us boys, Bonnie and her We boys, Bonnie, and

she correct as is

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User: Correct the sentence by selecting the proper pronoun usage. We boys, Bonnie, and her are writing a play for the program. Us boys, Bonnie, and she Us boys, Bonnie and her We boys, Bonnie, and she correct as is

Weegy: A.
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User: Correct the sentence by selecting the proper pronoun usage. We boys, Bonnie, and her are writing a play for the program. Us boys, Bonnie, and she Us boys, Bonnie and her We boys, Bonnie, and she correct as is

Weegy: A.
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User: In the sentence I gave Ellen and Jane the card, the word Jane can be replaced with the objective pronoun her. True False

Weegy: This is true.
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User: Identify the type of pronoun error in the sentence. The papers are on the desk that I corrected. a.)reference b.)case c.)agreement

Weegy: A. reference
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User: Correct the sentence by selecting the proper pronoun usage. I would not want to be Jane or him. a.)Jane or he b.)her or him c.)she or him d.)correct as is

Weegy: correct as it is, but you could also say her or him.
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User: Correct the sentence by selecting the proper pronoun usage. Beatrice can expect her aunt and uncle and I to help her move. a.)us b.)her and him and I c.)them and I d.)correct as is

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Absolute possessive pronouns show possession, but unlike possessive pronouns, these pronouns sit by themselves.

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Possessive case - the case (or function) of an inflected form of a noun showing ownership, measurement, or source.

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