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Can he be an object pronoun?
syntactic-analysis
grammatical-case
copular-verbs
pronominal-agreement
wh-questions
"Let's you and I/me be fair with each other."
grammar
pronouns
grammatical-case
Is “her” a possessive or an objective pronoun in “A mother takes care of her children”?
prepositions
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
possessive-pronouns
possessive-determiners
"Ask me anything" and "Ask anything to me"
grammaticality
pronouns
grammatical-case
indirect-objects
What case of 'I' should be used in a Participle Clause? [duplicate]
grammar
participles
grammatical-case
"a patient who is" or "a patient whom is"? [duplicate]
relative-clauses
grammatical-case
be
whom
who
Is it correct to say that English has the dative case?
grammar
terminology
grammatical-case
"Me too" or "I too"? [duplicate]
grammaticality
pronouns
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
sentence-fragments
"Alex and I" vs. "me and Alex" [duplicate]
grammaticality
word-order
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
coordinating-conjunctions
I am [who/whom] G-d made me
syntactic-analysis
linguistics
grammatical-case
whom
copular-verbs
What happened first: "ye"/"you" merging to "you", or "thou"/"thee" falling out of common use?
pronouns
subjects
historical-change
objects
grammatical-case
When to use "whom" and "who" when the direct object is also doing an action
syntactic-analysis
grammatical-case
sentence-starts
whom
infinitive-constructions
"Bob and us" or "Bob and we" or "Bob and ourselves"?
word-choice
grammar
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
coordinating-conjunctions
The use of "whoever" or "whomever" in complex sentence
syntactic-analysis
grammatical-case
copular-verbs
whoever-vs-whomever
"Exchange emails with whomever you want to put me in contact [with]"
grammar
prepositional-phrases
grammatical-case
syntactic-analysis
whoever-vs-whomever
Should I use 'whoever' or 'whomever': "I will kill ___ despises me." ?
grammatical-case
syntactic-analysis
relative-pronouns
whoever-vs-whomever
Construction of “woe is me”
idioms
grammatical-case
old-english
be
Issues with predicate nominative
grammar
grammatical-case
predicate
Contemporary written usage of "whom" in objective case [duplicate]
pronouns
writing-style
grammatical-case
whom
Is it wrong to use a pronoun object \ comparison [duplicate]
word-choice
grammaticality
pronouns
comparisons
grammatical-case
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