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Choose the option that corrects an error in the underlined portion(s). If no error exists, choose “No change is necessary.”

It was clear to Samantha and (A) me that Marcy and (B) him would win the competition; but (C) whoever wins is fine with us.

Correct Answer:
he
to answer the question, we need to evaluate each underlined portion and determine if there are any grammatical errors relating to the use of pronouns. **underlined portion (a) "me"**: the pronoun "me" is correctly used in this context. it is the object of the preposition "to." the phrase "to samantha and me" appropriately uses the objective case pronoun "me." therefore, there is no error in part (a). **underlined portion (b) "him"**: the pronoun "him" is used incorrectly. in the phrase "marcy and him would win the competition," the pronoun is part of the subject of the verb "would win." therefore, the subjective case "he" should be used instead of the objective case "him." the correct phrase should be "marcy and he would win the competition." **underlined portion (c) "whoever"**: the pronoun "whoever" is correctly used. it functions as the subject of the verb "wins," hence the subjective case is required. "whoever wins is fine with us" is grammatically correct. **conclusion**: the error in the sentence is in part (b) where "him" should be replaced with "he." the correct sentence should read: "it was clear to samantha and me that marcy and he would win the competition; but whoever wins is fine with us." therefore, the correct answer to the question is:

he in this case, the subjective case must be used since "he" is the subject of the verb "win." "him" is incorrect. all of the other pronouns are of the proper case. "me" (the objective case) is needed as the object of the preposition "to." "whoever" (the subjective case) is needed as the subject of the verb "wins."