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04-Jan-2006, 15:29
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05-Jan-2006, 02:48
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| Re: pronoun before the gerund Grammatical purists generally favour the possessive, but the objective form is the most commonly used one.  |
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18-Feb-2006, 12:27
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| Re: pronoun before the gerund I wonder why the gerund phrase can't be considered as an appositive, or objective complement like this: "I don't like him [(to be) doing this]" "He [doing this] is not good." Last edited by dihen; 18-Feb-2006 at 12:30. |
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18-Feb-2006, 13:22
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| Re: pronoun before the gerund "I don't like him [(to be) doing this]"- Nothing wrong with this one to me. |
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