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12-Mar-2005, 00:44
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 subjective or objective pronoun This is I. how should I say???? and what is the rule??? Thank you in advance. english Learner |
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12-Mar-2005, 02:08
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 Re: subjective or objective pronoun You can use either. Traditional grammarians like the use of 'I' because the verb 'be' can't take an object. However, the vast majority of native speakers use 'me'. My advice would be to do what everybody does and say 'me'.  |
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