Join the two sentences using the correct pronoun.

Ravi is going to the club. I am going to the club.

Ravi and __ are going to the club.

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The correct option is C
I

Ravi and I are going to the club.

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Join the two sentences using the correct pronoun. Ravi is going to the club. I am going to the club. Ravi and __ are going to the club.

The correct option is C I Ravi and I are going to the club.

Join the two sentences using the correct pronoun.

Ravi is going to the club. I am going to the club.

Ravi and __ are going to the club.

The correct option is C
I

Ravi and I are going to the club.