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What does “themself” mean? [closed]
pronouns
personal-pronouns
singular-they
reflexives
Usage of Me or I [duplicate]
personal-pronouns
Why is the accusative case used for a "topic"?
pronouns
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
She stole her best friend’s boyfriend (from her)
prepositional-phrases
personal-pronouns
redundancy
How to use properly such generic person pronouns as one, people, you, we, and they
personal-pronouns
Why are words like "Thou" / "Thee" / "Ye" no longer used in English?
etymology
personal-pronouns
old-english
middle-english
Did noted 17th century poet Katherine Philips make a grammatical error?
pronouns
poetry
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
rhymes
What do you say when you don't know someone's gender? [duplicate]
grammatical-gender
personal-pronouns
Proper usage of pronouns
verbs
pronouns
personal-pronouns
resources
parallelism
Rewrite this grammatically troubling movie poster
grammar
singular-they
personal-pronouns
Possessives ("his", "her") versus definite article ("the")
definite-articles
personal-pronouns
What should we fiil in in the blank? [duplicate]
word-choice
possessives
personal-pronouns
singular-they
gender-neutral
Why is "be" the only English verb that inflects for grammatical person, not just for grammatical number like all the rest of them?
verb-agreement
personal-pronouns
conjugation
copular-verbs
inflectional-morphology
Use of the definite article before a person's name or pronoun
grammar
definite-articles
names
personal-pronouns
"your and Mr X's publication" vs. "you and Mr X's publication"
conjunctions
possessives
personal-pronouns
coordinating-conjunctions
saxon-genitive
Pronunciation of "xe" and "xyr"
pronunciation
personal-pronouns
gender-neutral
"We rarely go on holiday." Can I say "Us neither"?
personal-pronouns
subject-or-object
“We three” vs “us three”
usage
personal-pronouns
subject-or-object
Should I use a singular or plural "one" here?
grammar
grammatical-number
pronouns
personal-pronouns
agreement
Does "In the event of ..." take the genitive case?
grammar
possessives
personal-pronouns
grammatical-case
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