Pronouns with and as Appositivies pg.236
Use a nominative case for a pronoun that is an appostive to a subject or a predicate nominative.
Ex: The ringmasters, Kerl and she , had a difficult task.
The stars of the show were two brothers, Amanada and he.
Use the objective case for a pronoun that is an appositive to a direct object, an indirect object , or an object of a preposition.
Ex: The crowd applaudes the jugglers, Reed and him.
The strongest acribats gave climbers, Kate and her, boosts to help them climb.
The best costumes were worn by the tightrope walkers, Leeza and him.
When a pronoun is followed by an appositive, choose the case of the pronoun that would be correct if the appositive were omitted.
Ex: We performers were pleased with the circus we had orginized.
The circus money for the local hospital and for us students.