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

Question

Responses

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

Elissa and her are studying for an exam.
Elissa and her are studying for an exam.

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

Margo and they prefer swimming over running.

Answer 1

None of the sentences provided use a compound subject correctly. However, the first response is repeated, so here is the analysis for each sentence:

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

   • Incorrect: It should be "My brother and I frequently visit the park."

2. "Elissa and her are studying for an exam."

   • Incorrect: It should be "Elissa and she are studying for an exam."

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

   • Incorrect: It should be "His father and they are preparing breakfast."

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

   • Incorrect: It should be "Margo and she prefer swimming over running."

For correct usage, here are examples of compound subjects:

• "Margo and I prefer swimming over running."
• "Elissa and I are studying for an exam."

If you need one correct option from all the provided sentences, none apply.