Why are the italicized pronouns used correctly in the sentence below? Select all that apply.

If you ask Amelia and her to help plan the picnic, it's sure to be an enjoyable time for you and me.

Her is the predicate noun of ask.
Her is the direct object of the action verb ask.
Me is the object of the preposition for.
Amelia is the antecedent for me.

Question

Why are the italicized pronouns used correctly in the sentence below? Select all that apply.

If you ask Amelia and her to help plan the picnic, it's sure to be an enjoyable time for you and me.

Her is the predicate noun of ask.
Her is the direct object of the action verb ask.
Me is the object of the preposition for.
Amelia is the antecedent for me.

ram231 · Answer

her is italicized and me is italicized

anonymous · Answer

The object is the recipient of the action. In our case, 'ask' was the action, and 'Amelia' and 'her' are the objects. Therefore, B is one of your answer @RAM231

anonymous · Answer

A preposition is a word that governs and precedes a noun or pronoun to express a relation between elements in a clause. In our case, 'me' was the object of the preposition 'for'. So, your other answer is C @RAM231

ram231 · Answer

thanks @Cardinal_Carlo

anonymous · Answer

Anytime