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Which sentence correctly uses a compound subject?(1 point)

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My brother and me frequently visit the park.
My brother and me frequently visit the park.

Margo and they prefer swimming over running.
Margo and they prefer swimming over running.

His father and them are preparing breakfast.
His father and them are preparing breakfast.

Elissa and her are studying for an exam.

1 answer

None of the sentences provided correctly use a compound subject. The correct way to phrase these would be:

  1. "My brother and I frequently visit the park."
  2. "Margo and they prefer swimming over running." (This sentence is awkward; "Margo and I prefer swimming over running" would be clearer.)
  3. "His father and they are preparing breakfast." (This should also be "His father and I are preparing breakfast.")
  4. "Elissa and she are studying for an exam."

A compound subject is correctly formed when using the subject pronouns in the nominative case (I, you, he, she, it, we, they). If you have a specific context or requirement, feel free to share!