Questions: Choose the correct pronoun in the parentheses: Matt and (she/her) are going out tonight. she Choose the correct pronoun in the parentheses: Just between you and (me), this cake tastes stale. me

Choose the correct pronoun in the parentheses: Matt and (she/her) are going out tonight.
she

Choose the correct pronoun in the parentheses: Just between you and (me), this cake tastes stale.
me
Transcript text: Choose the correct pronoun in the parentheses: Matt and (she/her) are going out tonight. she Choose the correct pronoun in the parentheses: Just between you and (me), this cake tastes stale. me
failed

Solution

failed
failed
  1. The answer is "she": Matt and she are going out tonight.

Explanation: In this sentence, the pronoun is part of the subject of the sentence. When a pronoun is used as part of the subject, the subjective case is required. "She" is the subjective form, while "her" is the objective form.

  1. The answer is "me": Just between you and me, this cake tastes stale.

Explanation: In this sentence, the pronoun is part of a prepositional phrase ("between you and me"). Pronouns in prepositional phrases take the objective case. "Me" is the objective form, while "I" is the subjective form.

Was this solution helpful?
failed
Unhelpful
failed
Helpful