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

Question

Responses

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.

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

Elissa and her are studying for an exam.

Answer 1

The correct sentence with a proper compound subject is:

Margo and they prefer swimming over running.

However, it should be noted that while this sentence is grammatically correct in terms of using a compound subject, it may still sound awkward. A more natural phrasing might be "Margo and I prefer swimming over running" or "Margo and they prefer swimming."

The other sentences have grammatical issues:

• "His father and them" should be "His father and they."
• "My brother and me" should be "My brother and I."
• "Elissa and her" should be "Elissa and she."