Pronounciation

 “My favorite teacher gave ______ and ______ extra credit on our project.”

• Teacher gave something → needs objective pronouns (him, me).
• Never put me first in a list → put it last.
• That’s why “him, me” is the only correct choice

🟥We are choosing the correct pronouns to complete the sentence.

🟩Identify the grammar rule

The verb is gave.

Who received (got) something?

→ Indirect objects of the verb.

Indirect objects must be in objective case.

Objective-case pronouns:

• me
• him
• her
• us
• them

NOT correct (nominative):

• I
• he
• she
• we
• they

So in this blank, we must use objective pronouns.

❌ 1. me, him Both are objective case — BUT

Grammar rule: When listing people, “me” should come last.

So me should never come first.

❌ 2. he, I

Both are nominative pronouns.

But the sentence needs objective pronouns (receivers).

❌ 3. him, I

• him = correct (objective)
• I = wrong (nominative)