Question

Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun?


A.
Ella took the boys and us for a hay ride.


B.
Did them and Mark make dinner?


C.
The players in the outfield are Lisa, her, and Jee.


D.
You and him did a wonderful job decorating the house.

Answer 1

Which do you think?

Answer 2

i think it is D

Answer 3

oh an btw i apreciate yall help i just hope these answers are correct

Answer 4

just read them, and look which one is the incorrect. Only one is correct.

Answer 5

No, take out the other person. Does it make sense still?

Answer 6

You're welcome.

Answer 7

just a simple error, you must read the sentence and go like "oh it supposed to say ____, not ____"

Answer 8

ok i think the answer is B

Answer 9

Take out "him" in D. "Him did a wonderful job on the house." Does that sound right?

Answer 10

i think the answer is B

Answer 11

I think it would be A because when you take out the other person, it still makes sense.

Answer 12

I'm not 100% sure though.

Answer 13

"Did them make dinner?" Does that sound right?

Answer 14

ok i think the answer is A

Answer 15

I think it's A too. I did this I think yesterday. :)

Answer 16

I would really appreciate it if you message me and tell me if these are correct so I know.

Answer 17

when you get the answers.

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

i hope these are corect

Answer 20

the answer is A. took whom? "us" sounds good.

for B, "they" made a dinner, not "them" made a dinner
for C, The players in the outfield are Lisa, SHE (not her), and Jee.
for D, You and HE (not him) did a wonderful job decorating the house.
because he did, not him did.

Answer 21

I do, too!

Answer 22

Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun?


A.
Pam greeted her and her sisters at the door.


B.
Should them purchase the plane tickets online?


C.
Him and Doug left the house hours ago.


D.
The only children at the party are us and Sarah.

Answer 23

read the sentences and tell us.

Answer 24

What do you think?

Answer 25

Guys please don't give it away.

Answer 26

i think it would be A agin cause if u take out the other person it make sense

Answer 27

Yes.~

Answer 28

yep!

Answer 29

see, you can do it:)

Answer 30

It isn't that hard when you really think about it and know a few tricks.

Answer 31

ya with yalls help

Answer 32

it is hard for me it stink at grammer

Answer 33

Which pronoun best completes the sentence?
How is the pronoun used?


Did you tell Christine and __________ the good news?



A.
she; direct object


B.


her; indirect object


C.
she; indirect object


D.
her; direct object

Answer 34

I stink at Math, I'm just answering your questions while i wait for mine to be answered. Haha.

Answer 35

tell whom? tell her, or tell she?

Answer 36

It's these questions that confuse me lol. I'm not bad at ela but things like this is kind of hard for me too. :)

Answer 37

Which do you think again?

Answer 38

again,
you tell her? or you tell she?

which one is correct?

Answer 39

and then, who recieves the action (to be a direct object) and who does the action (to be the indirect object) ?

Answer 40

It would have to be either B or D because "her" makes more sense then "she"

Answer 41

and you tell her and... so the reciever of the action is her. so her is the direct object.

Answer 42

*receiver.

Answer 43

Oh thanks SolomonZelman. I understand the whole direct/indirect object stuff now. lol :)

Answer 44

If I was an American, then my grammar would have been many times better:)

Answer 45

Anytime.

Answer 46

Yea, I was having trouble with those, too and you just helped me get a complete understanding.

Answer 47

Where are you from?

Answer 48

Yes, and what is the table?

Answer 49

I am from Russia. Moved to US about five or six years ago.

Answer 50

What is your table, Moklad?

Answer 51

Anne runs at a constant rate. The table shows the distance she traveled at specific times during her run.
What is the slope of the line that represents Anne’s speed?

Answer 52

you can draw it here (or use latex to put it up, if you want).

Answer 53

Oh cool.

Answer 54

okay, so the increase is arithmetic. Saying that you add a number each time.

\(\large\color{ black }{\large {\bbox[5pt, lightgold ,border:2px solid white ]{ \large\text{ }\\
\begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|}
\hline~~\textbf{minutes}~~~&~\bf{(distance)} \\
\hline
\\5 &~\rm{0.625} \\
\text{ } \\
10 &~\rm{1.25} \\
\text{ } \\
15 &~\rm{1.875} \\
\text{ } \\

20 &~\rm{2.5} \\ \\
\hline
\end{array} }}}\)

Answer 55

(Adding 0.625 to obtain the next number every time) and you are asked to find the slope.

The slope is the growth rate. Saying as x (in this case minute) increases, by how much is the distance (in miles) is increasing.

So your answer is 0.625 meters per minutes.

Answer 56

The slope though would be just 0.625. (the slope doesn't have any label next to it)

you can say slope=0.625 units

Answer 57

Oh I get it now! Thank you so much!