English & Language UsageQuestion 110 of 120
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
a.Him and I went to class.
b.He and I went to class.
c.Me and him went to class.
d.Him and me went to class.
Explanation
As the subject of the sentence, the pronouns must be subjective: 'He and I.' Testing each alone ('He went,' 'I went') confirms correctness, while 'him' and 'me' are objective forms.
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