Alyssa, reggie, and i worked on the social studies project together. we made a great team. alyssa said she wanted to work with reggie and on the next project. read the passage on the left. which pronoun fits in the blank?

The word "me" should be used to replace the blank in the sentence.

In the sentence presented in the question above, we can see that the subject of the sentence is the word "Alyssa," in this case, we can already say that the blank space must be filled by the pronoun "me."

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Explanation:

In this sentence, the speaker tells us that Alyssa, Reggie and the speaker worked together and it worked out really well. Therefore, we can assume that they would want to repeat the experience. Therefore, the statement that makes the most sense is "Reggie and me," as this would include the speaker. Moreover, the form of the pronoun is "me" (as opposed to "I") because it is used as the object of the verb, not the subject.

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