Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun?

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

B.
Should them purchase the plane tickets online?

C.
Him and Doug left the house hours ago.

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

Question

Which sentence correctly uses an objective case pronoun? 	
	
 
A.
	The only children at the party are us and Sarah.
	
 
B.
	Should them purchase the plane tickets online?
	
 
C.
	Him and Doug left the house hours ago.
	
 
D.
	Pam greeted her and her sisters at the door.

gabbyalicorn · Answer

C

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Well whoever "him" and Doug are, they are the subject, and require pronouns that are subjective.

gabbyalicorn · Answer

but its not B not D and A doesnt even make sense

gabbyalicorn · Answer

im confused am i right or wrong?

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Well...no. The correct sentence would be He and Doug

gabbyalicorn · Answer

but everything else is reeally a fragment

gabbyalicorn · Answer

well its defs not B

gabbyalicorn · Answer

defs not D but then its A ;-;

kyanthedoodle · Answer

It actually is D. Her could refer to uh...well let's say Suzy is "her". Then it would make sense.

Pam greeted Suzy and her sisters at the door.

gabbyalicorn · Answer

but its says her like twice

kyanthedoodle · Answer

And Suzy and her sisters are the object in this sentence, so when you replace "Suzy" with a pronoun, it must be objective.

gabbyalicorn · Answer

i trust u i just thought it was weirdly worded

kyanthedoodle · Answer

It is, but that's an error to fix for another day. XD

gabbyalicorn · Answer

okie thx