Which pronoun best completes the sentence?
How is the pronoun used?

Did you invite Annie and __________ to your party?

A.
him; object of a preposition

B.
he; direct object

C.
him; direct object

D.
he; object of a preposition

Question

Which pronoun best completes the sentence? 
How is the pronoun used? 


Did you invite Annie and __________ to your party?
 
 A.
him; object of a preposition
 
 B.
he; direct object
 
 C.
him; direct object
 
 D.
he; object of a preposition

annie12m · Answer

@bnbaxter @TheSavior

flcon04 · Answer

I can help!

annie12m · Answer

ok plz do!

flcon04 · Answer

What do you think the answer is? Any choices you can eliminate?

anonymous · Answer

that is my guess for now

flcon04 · Answer

@TheSavior giving direct answers is against code of conduct

anonymous · Answer

although, that sounds kind of wrong...

flcon04 · Answer

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

anonymous · Answer

it wasnt an answer, just a guess

anonymous · Answer

And I don't think that it is D. But if you read them out loud some of them don't sound correct

annie12m · Answer

i believe him is correct

flcon04 · Answer

@annie12m Yes him is correct

anonymous · Answer

but there are two hims

flcon04 · Answer

That leaves A and C.

annie12m · Answer

ok  now we need to see if object of a preposition or direct object is right

flcon04 · Answer

direct object definition  -a noun phrase denoting a person or thing that is the recipient of the action of a transitive verb, for example the dog in Jimmy fed the dog.

flcon04 · Answer

whereas object of prepositons- A noun, noun phrase, or pronoun that follows a preposition and completes its meaning. The object of a preposition is in the objective case.

A word group made up of a preposition, its object, and any of the object's modifiers is called a prepositional phrase.

anonymous · Answer

Well, object of preposition sentences often have modifiers

flcon04 · Answer

Now from this what do you think it is?

flcon04 · Answer

@annie12m

anonymous · Answer

in this case the modifier well could be "your party"

annie12m · Answer

im thinking

annie12m · Answer

wait sorry need bathroom, when i come back ill type your user so you know im back

flcon04 · Answer

okay.

anonymous · Answer

an object of the preposition is like house in the phrase "in the house"

annie12m · Answer

ok um back @flcon04 @bnbaxter

anonymous · Answer

ex: 
At the kitchen counter

At = preposition; the, kitchen = modifiers; counter = noun or the object of the preposition.

annie12m · Answer

ok i think it is direct

flcon04 · Answer

correct it is direct object

annie12m · Answer

ty everyone! ill medal survivor sese suvivor medaled flcon

anonymous · Answer

Wouldn't "your" be a modifier though?

anonymous · Answer

I actually gave a medal to baxter, i think he gave the medal to flcon