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Identify the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is used correctly. John and I enjoy reading as much as him. That must be either her brother or she at the door now. Us teens passed out books during
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Identify the sentence in which the italicized pronoun is used correctly.

John and I enjoy reading as much as him.

That must be either her brother or she at the door now.

Us teens passed out books during a summer beach literacy project.

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It's the first one. If you get rid of "John and", the sentence is still grammatically correct. "I enjoy reading as much as him." 
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