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In which sentence is the predicate nominative correct?

A.
This is he.

B.
This is him.

C.
It is them.

D.
It is her.

Sagot :

The answer is D) Her. And this is a subject. (Her ; subject.)
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The correct answer is actually A. This is he.

Nominative means that the noun/pronoun in question has to be in its subjective form. The only pronoun among these that can be used as a subject is HE. The other pronouns (him, them, and her) are all objective pronouns, and can therefore never be predicate nominatives.

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