Select the five grammatical structures in which nominative case pronouns should be used.

A. object of a preposition
B. predicate noun
C. predicate adjective
D. appositive to any noun
E. subject of a sentence or clause
F. subject of an understood verb in a clause beginning with as or than
G. appositive to a noun acting as a subject or predicate noun
H. indirect object
I. following the infinitive to be when to be has no expressed subject

Question

Select the five grammatical structures in which nominative case pronouns should be used.

A. object of a preposition
B. predicate noun
C. predicate adjective
D. appositive to any noun
E. subject of a sentence or clause
F. subject of an understood verb in a clause beginning with as or than
G. appositive to a noun acting as a subject or predicate noun
H. indirect object
I. following the infinitive to be when to be has no expressed subject

evansanchez · Answer

@KJSaif can you help me?

conqueror · Answer

I believe they can be the subject of both clauses and sentences... I don't know any others.

Sorry.