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Should it be "you and I" or "you and me" in the song "We are the world"
poetry
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
songs
If a clause is a direct object, its pronoun is nominative because the whole clause is the object
pronouns
subjects
grammatical-case
syntactic-analysis
direct-objects
Can someone clear up my confusion regarding who vs. whom? [duplicate]
pronouns
grammatical-case
relative-pronouns
questions
whom
fare thee well - grammar
pronouns
archaicisms
grammatical-case
thou-thee-thy
nominative-vs-oblique
"...as you and I am" versus "...as you and I are"
pronouns
verb-agreement
grammatical-case
Why do we use the objective case pronoun "me" in "He can watch me clean the car"?
infinitives
subjects
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
catenative-verbs
"It is fun to be him/he." Which is correct?
infinitives
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
be
copular-verbs
Declined Latin nouns in English prose
latin
loanwords
grammatical-case
What's up with "this," in Old English(Ænȝlıſ͡ċ/Anglo Saxon‽)
grammar
pronouns
grammatical-case
old-english
this-that
"Who(m) will it be?" vs. "Will it be he/him?"
pronouns
syntactic-analysis
grammatical-case
be
complements
Who vs whom in "Who is the right person to turn to? [duplicate]
pronouns
word-order
grammatical-case
questions
whom
"He had me do this" vs "He had me doing this" vs "He had my doing this"
grammatical-case
gerund-vs-infinitive
causative-verbs
gerund-phrases
possessive-vs-oblique
Conflicting who/whom usage rules in a sentence [duplicate]
grammaticality
grammatical-case
whom
"You know more about this than me/I" [duplicate]
pronouns
grammatical-case
comparisons
"as much as you and I" vs. "as much as you and me" [duplicate]
pronouns
prepositional-phrases
grammatical-case
subordinate-clauses
hypercorrection
Is the "us" in "all that will be left is us" correct usage?
pronouns
grammatical-case
Is “It must be him with whom you enjoy doing your assignments, not me” correct? [duplicate]
pronouns
subjects
grammatical-case
copular-verbs
pied-piping
Why is " I" not " me" required in this comparative clause? [duplicate]
word-choice
grammaticality
pronouns
comparisons
grammatical-case
Personal pronouns interacting with word order [duplicate]
grammar
grammaticality
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
coordinating-conjunctions
Is this use of whomever correct?
pronouns
grammatical-case
whoever-vs-whomever
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