Use the drop-down menus to choose the pronouns that correctly replace the underlined antecedents.Cari and I like to watch scary movies.(we, they, us)The yellow house is David and Jessica’s house.(theirselves, their, theirs)Later, Mr. Chen will meet with me and Nathan.(he, himself, him)

Answer:wetheirshimExplanation:I replaced the underlined words with the pronouns I think is suitable

Answer:The correct answers are:WeTheirsHeExplanation:In the first and third cases, the question is looking to replace a proper noun (Cari and I, and Mr. Chen) with a subject pronoun (We, He).In the second case, the question is looking to replace the proper nouns (David and Jessica), along with the possessive shown by the apostrophe, with a possessive pronoun (Theirs).In both cases the meaning remains the same, without having to add context.A subject pronoun is a personal pronoun that can act as the subject of the sentence and perform the action.A possessive pronoun is a personal pronoun that shows possession in a broad sense and is used along with a noun that indicates the object of said possession.