ENGLISH MIDDLE SCHOOL

Fill out the sentence:

Can ___ come with us
she
or
him

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Answer 1
Answer: ✡ Answer: A ✡

- - Why:

Because to complete the sentence you need to find the best option that makes the most sense.

Can "she" come with us.


✡Hope this helps✡
Answer 2
Answer: she is the correct answer because she is a subject, and we need a subject here~

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Explanation:

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