02-05-2016, 05:31 PM
PRONOUNS
•Rule 1: use the personal pronouns in the order 231 ( second person, third person, first person)
•I, He and You are to finish it (wrong)
•You, He and I are to finish it ( right)
•Rule 2: A pronoun in the nominative form should be compared with the same form of the pronoun.
•He is better than I am ( Two nominatives are compared )
•I respect you more than him ( Two objectives are compared)
•Rule 3: A Pronoun in the objective case is used after “ Let/ Between / Any/ Preposition”
•Let you and me play ( You and me are objects)
•There is no dispute between you and me.
•Rule 1: use the personal pronouns in the order 231 ( second person, third person, first person)
•I, He and You are to finish it (wrong)
•You, He and I are to finish it ( right)
•Rule 2: A pronoun in the nominative form should be compared with the same form of the pronoun.
•He is better than I am ( Two nominatives are compared )
•I respect you more than him ( Two objectives are compared)
•Rule 3: A Pronoun in the objective case is used after “ Let/ Between / Any/ Preposition”
•Let you and me play ( You and me are objects)
•There is no dispute between you and me.
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