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Identify the error: 'Between you and I, (A) the proposal (B) seems quite reasonable (C) and worth pursuing. (D)'

AB
BD
CA
DC
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. A
After a preposition like 'between', use the OBJECTIVE case: 'between you and ME' (not 'I'). Part A error.
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