I don't like him with

Which is correct:

1 I don't like him with his arrogant manners and self-righteous attitude.
2 I don't like him with the arrogant manners and self-righteous attitude.

I think '2' is incorrect, but 'a' works.

Gratefully,
Navi.

a works.

You could stretch a point or three and say that 2 might be said if the speaker were identifying the person they didn't like in a group, though many would wince to hear it.

Not a teacher.

I think 1st is correct because the sentence you used "his" in it and its required.

I am also learner...

I think [STRIKE]1st[/STRIKE] the first is correct because the sentence you used has "his" in it and [STRIKE]its[/STRIKE] it is required.

I am also a learner...

not a teacher

jacobyo said:

I am also learner...

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Then you have to state 'Not a teacher' in your answers.

I am not a teacher.