Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun?

A.
Him showed Henry pictures of the Grand Canyon.

B.
Jack was sitting between Paul and me.

C.
I'm thrilled that the winner of the election is her.

D.
Emily and them live in that high-rise apartment building.

Question

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

ashleyisakitty · Answer

A. Him showed Henry pictures of the Grand Canyon. 
INCORRECT. 
Correct sentence structure: He showed Henry pictures of the Grand Canyon

 B. Jack was sitting between Paul and me.
CORRECT! 

 C. I'm thrilled that the winner of the election is her.
INCORRECT.
Correct sentence structure: I'm thrilled that the winner of the Election is ____ (politician name).

D. Emily and them live in that high-rise apartment building.
 INCORRECT.
 Correct sentence structure: Emily and they live in that high-rise apartment building. **Note: This one sounds a little funky, but it is correct. They is a word for people in general, while them an objective case of they.