what is the difference between reflexive and emphasizing pronoun ?

of course..this is singular..sorry. How come we say is it okay if he came along ? Came is the past tense of come and it hasn't happened yet. or if he comes along? both are used but what's the difference.

Is this another pronoun that is always single? How come we say is it okay if he came along ? Came is the past tense of come and it hasn't happened yet.

No. People who need people are the luckiest people in the world. whoever is typically singular, however. CJ

Are the Pronouns who and whoever always singular like anyone, anybody, somebody, someone, etc..

When we say 'his being' we are using 'his' as a possessive pronoun. This is tantamount to saying Bob's doing... (An apostrophe here indicates possessive). And whenever one uses such a construction, although one should try to

By 26? Do you mean By the age of 26? Only the "must have watched" version sounds okay to me. Don't forget that the pronoun I is always capitalized in English.

So, normally, then, if the pronouns-and-their-referents relationship is switched around , you should regard it as just for that sentence and for no further, shouldn't you? I think I should phrase my question differently: So, normally,

So, normally, then, if the pronouns-and-their-referents relationship is switched around, you should regard it as just for that sentence and for no further, shouldn't you? Hiro

I would say that "him" most likely refers to Travis because he's the main character here.