Question

he/she vs. him/her in compound subjects & objects 1
kenny and are packing their bags for vacation right now. im
leaving with and kenny to go to oregon for a week. im grateful
that and kenny planned the whole trip!
he him ← words
fill in each blank with the correct word. you can use the same word twice.

Explanation:

1. The first blank is part of the compound subject (Kenny and [blank]) performing the action "are packing", so we use the subjective pronoun "he".
2. The second blank is part of the object of the preposition "with" (with [blank] and Kenny), so we use the objective pronoun "him".
3. The third blank is part of the compound subject ([blank] and Kenny) performing the action "planned", so we use the subjective pronoun "he".

Answer:

1. Kenny and he are packing their bags for vacation right now.
2. I'm leaving with him and Kenny to go to Oregon for a week.
3. I'm grateful that he and Kenny planned the whole trip!