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Which pronoun best completes the sentence? How is the pronoun used? Please pass Becky and __________ the orange juice. A. me; direct object B. I; direct object C. I; indirect object D. me; indirect object
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User: Which pronoun best completes the sentence? How is the pronoun used? Please pass Becky and __________ the orange juice. A. me; direct object B. I; direct object C. I; indirect object D. me; indirect object

Weegy: The correct pronoun is: A. Me; Indirect Object. Please pass Becky and me the orange juice.
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User: Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun? A. Pay your uncle and her a visit. B. Him directed Austin to aisle eight of the store. C. Will Morris and her rake leaves with Saul? D. Alison and me swam together in a relay race.

Weegy: The sentence that correctly uses an objective case pronoun is:
Pay your uncle and her a visit.



User: Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun? A. Emily and them live in that high-rise apartment building. B. Jack was sitting between Paul and me. C. Him showed Henry pictures of the Grand Canyon. D. I'm thrilled that the winner of the election is her.

Weegy: The correct sentence that uses a nobjective case pronoun is Jack was sitting between Paul and [ me. ]
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User: Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun? A. The players in the outfield are Lisa, her, and Jee. B. Ella took the boys and us for a hay ride. C. You and him did a wonderful job decorating the house. D. Did them and Mark make dinner?

Weegy: The correct sentence that uses an objective case pronoun is Ella took the boys and us for a hay ride.
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User: Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun? A. Them and Beth have been friends for years. B. Mom sent him and his brothers outside to play. C. The people holding the banner were Rob and her. D. Could them take the train instead of the bus?

Weegy: The correct sentence that uses an objective case pronoun is Mom sent him and his brothers outside to play.
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