Question

Which personal pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

Curtis stood between Mark and __________.

A.
his

B.
he

C.
I

D.
him


wil give medal and fan plzz!!!! :) ;)

Answer 1

his

Answer 2

I

Answer 3

ok then u

Answer 4

It depends on who the other person is.

Answer 5

wait

Answer 6

so cofusing

Answer 7

Is there any previous sentences before the one you provided that could give a hint to whom Curtis is standing between?

Answer 8

it always goes like this "My friend and I"

Answer 9

A and B do not make sense to me.

Answer 10

^^^

Answer 11

ok ill give u all medals

Answer 12

just settel it plzz

Answer 13

what is da answer

Answer 14

I

Answer 15

@joe.hardy321 thats impossible and try posting this kind of stuff in english ^.^

Answer 16

And @Anon101 has told you twice

Answer 17

it's his makes most sense

Answer 18

Okay, so saying Curtis stood between Mark and "he" or "his" won't make sense.

Answer 19

This is not the english section.

Answer 20

oh im truly sorry about da math setcoion

Answer 21

honestly idk how this is so "confusing"... this is like 1st grade stuff...

Answer 22

Well click his then

Answer 23

this is 6th grade k12 stuff

Answer 24

If you get it wrong come back so we can tell ya we told ya so

Answer 25

i feel like i knew this in first grade but its ok im not judging :)

Answer 26

Wait a minute, wait a minute...score out "Mark and". Now you've got "Curtis is standing between". Which one makes sense more, "him" or "I"?

Answer 27

anyways the answer is I it makes more sense

Answer 28

yea ur right i am stupid cuz im 12

Answer 29

i fail gum always

Answer 30

Age is no matter to smartness

Answer 31

anyways thx huys

Answer 32

I don't think you're necessarily stupid; it's good that you're asking questions.

Answer 33

ill go on brainly .com

Answer 34

its ok im 13 and sometimes i get confused it not ur fault :D

Answer 35

thx togh

Answer 36

I guarantee that there are 10 yr old kids who are smarter than me

Answer 37

i gave medal

Answer 38

me too especially in english

Answer 39

hah

Answer 40

"Curtis stood between I."
"Curtis stood between me."
"Curtis stood between him."

Taking Mark out of the context, you're left with these possibilities. Am I making sense?

Answer 41

Although you should have gave it to @Anon101 ^,0

Answer 42

Or @Seira-kun

Answer 43

ok wait im checking it

Answer 44

:D thanks @Here_to_Help15

Answer 45

No problem :)

Answer 46

(^///^) You're making me blush Here_to_Help15. Thanks!

Answer 47

hey annon 1 im fanning you

Answer 48

da answer was I

Answer 49

ths here to help but u wer wrong

Answer 50

the*

Answer 51

thx

Answer 52

told ya lol xD

Answer 53

ill close it now

Answer 54

I was wrong,but i only agreed with @Anon101

Answer 55

thxall

Answer 56

It is? I thought it would have been "him", due to how saying "Curtis stood between Mark and I" would be shortened to "Curtis stood between I" if you took out "and Mark".

Answer 57

:) ~_~

Answer 58

You're welcome. I hope I didn't confuse you too much!

Answer 59

no u did not

Answer 60

@Seira-kun you thought it was "His" ????

Answer 61

lol ikr... @Here_to_Help15

Answer 62

lol

Answer 63

closing now

Answer 64

Go ahead and close it :)

Answer 65

No, I thought it was "him".

Answer 66

is it closed

Answer 67

Im lost so you are saying it was "him" or "I" ??

Answer 68

i actually agreed but didn't type it

Answer 69

IT WAS I

Answer 70

yup

Answer 71

I know that @joe.hardy321

Answer 72

@joe.hardy321 Yes, it's in the closed section.
@Here_to_Help15 I was trying to figure if it was between him or I; ultimately I chose "him".

Answer 73

Why "him" would had made no sense though

Answer 74

it*

Answer 75

@Here_to_Help15 Cover up the "Mark and" in the sentence. You're left with "Curtis stood between" and the choices. If you choose "I", then that means "Curtis stood between Mark and I". However, if this is true (that Curtis is standing between Mark and the speaker), technically, the "I" should be changed to "me". That's why I thought "him" made more sense as an answer.

I can be a bit of a grammar freak at times, but I'm definitely not perfect. Anyhow, I'll be going and I hope I'm not agitating anyone!