Asked by AMNA FATHIMA POTTACHOLA · HAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
Answer: B. me
The pronoun serves as the object of the preposition "with". Therefore, you must use the objective pronoun (me), not the subjective pronoun (I). A quick trick to check this is to remove Sarah from the sentence: you would say "speak with me", not "speak with I".
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