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Can object pronouns and possessive pronouns be used side by side without a preposition? [duplicate]
grammaticality
pronouns
grammatical-case
possessive-pronouns
dative-alternation
Is it correct to say: I will see you at the Christmas dinner or I will see you at Christmas dinner
grammar
grammatical-case
Correct answer for the following question [duplicate]
grammaticality
pronouns
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
sentence-fragments
Do I use whom or who in this sentence? [duplicate]
pronouns
grammatical-case
relative-pronouns
questions
whom
Did Martin Scorsese use "whom" properly in this interview? [duplicate]
prepositions
pronouns
grammatical-case
whom
who
Is the sentence grammatically correct and is "get" or "have" correct?
grammatical-case
The plurality of “a few”
grammaticality
syntactic-analysis
grammatical-case
there is a single person whose/whom/who being a person contains the events of his career
gerunds
subjects
relative-pronouns
grammatical-case
is it whom or who in this phrase? [duplicate]
pronouns
grammatical-case
relative-pronouns
questions
whom
Is 'whom' incorrect in this sentence? [duplicate]
pronouns
grammatical-case
relative-pronouns
questions
whom
Correct use of Pronoun [duplicate]
word-choice
grammaticality
pronouns
comparisons
grammatical-case
When do we use Verb ING at the beginning of sentences?
grammar
grammaticality
american-english
descriptive-grammar
grammatical-case
When to use "we" and "us" — specific SAT example [duplicate]
word-choice
word-usage
pronouns
grammatical-case
Is "you and I" the subject in this sentence?
pronouns
grammatical-case
Who vs. whom when the he/him test is unclear
subjects
grammatical-case
whom
direct-objects
wh-questions
What is the possessive case and the objective case of "ye?"
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
early-modern-english
possessive-determiners
objective-case
"Smarter than me" or "smarter than I"? [duplicate]
word-choice
grammaticality
pronouns
comparisons
grammatical-case
personal pronouns in object position but subjective case
grammar
grammatical-case
What case is used for pronouns in the vocative?
pronouns
grammatical-case
whom
vocatives
Confusion regarding "I" and "me" [duplicate]
word-choice
grammaticality
pronouns
comparisons
grammatical-case
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