ACT Conventions of Standard English Practice Test

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Which sentence shows the correct use of an objective pronoun as the object of a preposition?

With I

With me

When a pronoun comes after a preposition, use the object form. Pronouns have two forms: subject (I, he, they) for the subject of a verb, and object (me, him, them) after prepositions or as the object of a verb. The phrase after a preposition like with requires the object form, so the correct choice is me. For example, “She spoke with me.” The other options use subject pronouns after a preposition, which isn’t correct: I, he, and they are not the form that follows a preposition.

With he

With they

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