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Which sentence has a pronoun in the nominative case? some maps are difficult for them to read, but further practice reading maps should help. for thousands of years, we have been making maps to represent the physical world. The city maps are in the glove compartment of my car. people like us use maps to plan ahead and locate places and things.

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The correct option is: for thousands of years, we have been making maps to represent the physical world.

The nominative case is present when a noun or noun phrase is used as the subject of a verb. For example, "the boy saw her", "the boy" is a noun phrase in the nominative case.

In the question, you have to find a pronoun in the nominative case. So, a pronoun like I, you, we, they, he, she or it should be used as the subject to a verb. In the sentence "for thousands of years, we have been making maps to represent the physical world", "we" is the pronoun that acts as a subject to the verb phrase "have been making".

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The sentence For thousand of years, we have been making maps to represent the physical world has a pronoun in the nominative case. the pronoun is WE. It is the only pronoun which is the subject of a verb
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