Which sentence correctly uses a pronoun in the nominative case as a subject? stefani and me stretch for thirty minutes prior to our vaulting competition. prior to our vaulting competition, stefani and i stretch for thirty minutes. our team stretches for thirty minutes prior to our vaulting competition. their trainer requires that the team members stretch for thirty minutes prior to a vaulting competition.

Prior to our vaulting competition, Stefani and I stretch for thirty minutes.

Explanation:

The sentence that correctly uses pronoun in the normative case as a subject is (B) which says prior to our vaulting competition, Stefani and I stretch for thirty minutes. The normative case is used for pronoun which is subject to the verb. The reason why b is the answer is that it uses a pronoun in the normative case as a subject which is I and the words also contains action words.

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