3. Pronoun Case in Compound Subjects and Objects A compound subject or object consists of two nouns, two pronouns, or a noun and a pronoun joined by and. Review the examples of pronoun case in compound subjects and objects in the following table before answering the questions. Use of Pronouns in Compound Subjects and Objects Example 1: Correct: Cameron and I drove to Orlando. Incorrect: Cameron and me drove to Orlando. Explanation: The words Cameron and I make up a compound subject. Example 2: A simple test for correctness is to read the sentence while leaving out the first part of the compound subject. In this case you would have to choose from "I drove to Orlando" or "Me drove to Orlando." The first option makes it obvious that I is the correct pronoun. Correct: Jordan met Cameron and me in Orlando. Incorrect: Jordan met Cameron and I in Orlando. Explanation: The words Cameron and me make up a compound object. A simple test for correctness is to read the sentence while leaving out the first part of the compound object. In this case you would have to choose from "Jordan met me in Orlando" or "Jordan met I in Orlando." The first option makes it obvious that me is the correct pronoun. Directions: Complete each sentence by selecting the pronoun in the correct case from the dropdown menu. Ann and are enrolled in the same writing course. In the morning, Jonas and will get coffees before heading to work. Week after week, Mr. Barnes debates with Matt and about the political scene. She and her roommates invited Zach and to their house party. Among Dale, Sanjay, and , Sanjay has the most logical mind.