HELP ASAP!!!! When is a pronoun in the objective case? A.when it describes a noun B. when it is doing the action C. when it is the indirect or direct object of a verb D. when it is used to show ownership

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HELP ASAP!!!! When is a pronoun in the objective case?

A.when it describes a noun

B. when it is doing the action

C. when it is the indirect or direct object of a verb

D. when it is used to show ownership

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C when it is the indirect or direct object.

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The correct answer is c hope this helps give it a like :)

Iolanda answered Dec 9, 2021

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