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Re: This is me or this is i
I am an EFL professor. Recently, when I used "I" in a predicate nominative (something like "It's I"), a fellow English instructor "corrected" me, saying "...me." I agree with Rommie, who also uses this form as a matter of course. However, I...
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Anonymous
87 days ago
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Re: Nominative and objective case
objective:me, us, you him, her, it, them, whom; nominative: I, we, you, he, she, it, they, who nominative case- function of the subject objective case- function of the object.
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MiRag3
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Re: Predicate Nominative/ Predicate Adjective !HELP!
basicly predacate nominative is a noun in the predacate. so first you have to find the subject. Example- Our teacher is Ms. Nancy. ^ ^ subject pred. nom. predicate adjective is an adjective in the predicate. Example- Ms....
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Re: Is he perhaps the Angel of Music, who/whom her father had promised would
Her father had promised he would come to her - note that he is in the nominative. Who did he promise would come? ... who her father has promsised would come. (Compare: It was the man whom her father said she should look for. He said she should look for him. Whom did he say she should look...
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Grammar Geek
236 days ago
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Re: Is he perhaps the Angel of Music, who/whom her father had promised would
Use the nominative case ‘who’. He is perhaps the Angel of Music who (not *whom) her father had promised would come to her. Her father had promised (her) he (not *him) who is perhaps the Angel of Music would come to her.
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Buddhaheart
236 days ago
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Re: Grammatical Cases and the English Language
There are precious few relics of the Dative case remaining in Modern English. The word whom is currently in its death throes and has been for 100 years or so; and in serious (and possibly fatal) decline during the last fifty.But it must be remembered that whom is not a resident purely of the...
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Anonymous
315 days ago
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Re: Examples of nominative 'whom' errorneously used in embedded clauses.
I think "whom" is more and more old-fashioned. Today, "who" can be used instead of "whom".
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Mr5
1 yr 128 days ago
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Re: Examples of nominative 'whom' errorneously used in embedded clauses.
Anon, perhaps you mean pronouns? Nominative: HE loves her. Objective: She loves HIM Possessive: She is the object of HIS affections. Next time, it would be better if you started a new thread when you have a question, rather than just adding to an old one, okay?
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Grammar Geek
1 yr 128 days ago
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Re: Examples of nominative 'whom' errorneously used in embedded clauses.
can u give me a exaples of a nominative,objective,possisive nouns?
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1 yr 128 days ago
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The Seven Deadly Sins of Grammar
I know of at least seven grammatical errors that I think are both widespread but easily fixable issues in both colloquial and written usage. I'd like to share these errors, and their solutions, with you today. 1) Incorrectly constructed parrallel structure (emphasis on the...
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