No, I have never met . . . . . .
A. It
B. him
C. them
D. her
Answer: Option B
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No, I have never met him.This Question Belongs to Competitive English >> Grammar
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'them' and 'her' are also equally possible.
'it' is also grammatically correct. But we usually meet a person and not a thing.
'them' and 'her' are also equally possible.
If a verb has a object, it must take the objective case of the Pronoun, Here, we see, all options are in objective case. So, All is correct.
I thinks All answer are correct
option him, them and her are all right
please share its logic why ''him' not others
C-D can be the answer
Why him?
why not option D
why him, not her?
How is the gender decided?
All except A
Both (b), (c), and (d) are correct I think.
Why not other options?
this one is confusing......
why her, why not him or them