How is the pronoun used?

Are Jenny and __________ walking to the soccer fields this afternoon?

A. we; predicate nominative
B. we; subject
C. us; predicate nominative
D. us; subject

Question

How is the pronoun used? 

 Are Jenny and __________ walking to the soccer fields this afternoon?

 A. we; predicate nominative 
 B. we; subject 
 C. us; predicate nominative 
 D. us; subject

saucvi · Answer

It would be neither A nor C because a predicate nominative follows a linking verb, and this is not the case. Your answer is D.

shadowcain · Answer

It wouldn't make sense if we take out 'Jenny and' and say 
Are us walking to the soccer fields.
Wouldn't it be right to say
Are we walking to the soccer fields

saucvi · Answer

Excellent point, then I think you answered your own question (: