Which pronoun best completes the sentence? Who makes better tacos than __________? A. they B. him C. them D. her
can you exclude any options?
sure him and her
I wouldn't necessarily exclude those. try to plug in each pronoun and read it: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Who makes better tacos than \(\normalsize\color{blue}{ \rm they }\)? Who makes better tacos than \(\normalsize\color{blue}{ \rm him }\)? Who makes better tacos than \(\normalsize\color{blue}{ \rm them }\)? Who makes better tacos than \(\normalsize\color{blue}{ \rm her }\)?\ which one does NOT make sense?
him her and them sound correct
okay, good!
now, usually when you just say "who" then it is referring to "him" "her" or "it"
like if you ask, who was that, you say "who was that?" not who "were" that....
could it then be "us" because "them" refers to him or her
it should be either B or D, because just a plain "who" (without any additional information on what a pronoun would relate to) would be referring to "him"/"her"
Can you select B and D?
then it could be "her" right?
it could be "her" and "him". Choosing only one out of those I would choose "him", because it's a bit more typical to be first-coming than "her".
I think I've got it. Thanks for the help.
Yeah, but technically B and D are both correct.
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