Elena's a good salesperson, so the drama teacher has given her more tickets to sell than (they/them). I have passed out more fliers to friends than (they/them).
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for the correct pronouns to complete the sentences, specifically which form should be used (they or them) in the context of the sentences provided.
Answer
'They' is correct for both sentences.
The correct pronoun to use in the sentences is 'they'.
Answer for screen readers
The correct pronoun to use in the sentences is 'they'.
More Information
In these sentences, 'they' is used as the subject pronoun because it suggests that a verb (like 'have sold') is implied: 'than they [have sold].'
Tips
A common mistake is using 'them' when a subject pronoun is needed. 'They' fits here because the verb is implied in the comparison.
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