37. The principal has nominated and
to represent the school.
A. he/l
B. he/me
C. him/me
D. us/me
E. we/him

a

Explanation:

the principal has nominated he and I to represent the school

A. he/I

Explanation:

First, try saying it out loud with each one. If it sounds wrong, it probably is. Read this somewhere the other day:

Take away the subject and verb and check afterwards by making the 'he and I' as the subjects instead:

The principal has nominated he and I to represent the school.

He and I are to represent the school.

Usually if it's something like 'he and me' or another pronoun 'and me', then it's going to be wrong.

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