Which sentence correctly uses the subject pronoun ‘I’ in a compound subject?
AMy friend and me went to the market.
BMy friend and I went to the market.
CI and my friend went to the market.
DMe and my friend went to the market.
Explanation
When a pronoun is part of a compound subject, it must be in the subject case, meaning ‘I’ rather than ‘me.’ Additionally, it is conventionally polite in English to mention the other person before oneself, which is why ‘My friend and I’ is preferred over ‘I and my friend,’ making ‘My friend and I went to the market’ the correct and most natural choice. Explore more English MCQs on mcqstutor to keep practicing.
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