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Which sentence uses all its subject pronouns correctly? A. You, Travis, and him play with good sportsmanship. B. Barbara and I went hiking in the woods. C. Him and her are tryin…

Which sentence uses all its subject pronouns correctly? A. You, Travis, and him play with good sportsmanship. B. Barbara and I went hiking in the woods. C. Him and her are tryin…
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Which sentence uses all its subject pronouns correctly? A. You, Travis, and him play with good sportsmanship. B. Barbara and I went hiking in the woods. C. Him and her are trying on new running shoes. D. She and him both like to play guitar.

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The sentence that uses its subject pronoun correctly is B) Barbara and I went hiking in the woods.
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