Question

Which sentence correctly uses a nominative case pronoun?

A.
It was Susan and I in the photograph.

B.
The oldest child in the family is him.

C.
Jane and them are planning to go to the park tomorrow.

D.
Did Jackie and him work well together?

Answer 1

umm.... A i think

Answer 2

This is the math section. please post in LIterature section

Answer 3

Close it please

Answer 4

no literature is SLOW

Answer 5

predicate nominate, know what that is?

Answer 6

Please do not post lit topics in math

Answer 7

it was already posted, so I will help you, to the best of your knowledge.

Answer 8

shh its alright he mistakened

Answer 9

@SolomonZelman good job

Answer 10

So are we familiar with predicate nominate here?

Answer 11

no a little

Answer 12

Okay, I will put up a sentence and you tell me the predicate nominate.

1) " I am the person trying to help you. "
2) " You are is the one who posted a question in a wrong section. "
3) " Shall god be the mighty to punish the sinners! "

Answer 13

1)

Answer 14

you tell me, can you?

Answer 15

if you can't say so

Answer 16

is it 1?

Answer 17

basically, nominative case noun is the subject of predicate nominate.

Answer 18

Now, I will go on to math, since no replies made. Good luck

Answer 19

i still dont know the answer!!!@SolomonZelman

Answer 20

@SolomonZelman HELP!!!!

Answer 21

@SolomonZelman

Answer 22

@SolomonZelman

Answer 23

@sourwing

Answer 24

@k_lynn @KamiBug @TheSmartOne

Answer 25

i say its A

Answer 26

sure?

Answer 27

yeah not 100% sure but i think that sounds about right

Answer 28

@k_lynn

Answer 29

@KamiBug