New posts in personal-pronouns

Should a photograph label read “you and I” or “you and me”? [duplicate]

word-choice grammaticality grammar personal-pronouns grammatical-case

"The one who wants" vs. "the one who want"

verb-agreement relative-clauses subjects personal-pronouns

I, and I/me alone, did it all

personal-pronouns parentheticals objective-case

Is it correct to say “I myself”?

grammar pronouns personal-pronouns emphasis reflexives

"They interviewed several candidates who/whom he thought had the experience he required." [duplicate]

grammaticality subjects personal-pronouns objects whom

Would pronouns be objective or subjective in this sentence?

pronouns conjunctions personal-pronouns grammatical-case coordinating-conjunctions

"Nobody will help you but me" vs. "Nobody will help you but I"

grammaticality prepositions pronouns personal-pronouns

Is there a grammatical name for the third-person 'you'?

terminology personal-pronouns grammatical-person

Important! Is there a term for misusing the pronoun “you”? [duplicate]

terminology personal-pronouns grammatical-person

Is it poor form to start too many sentences with I?

writing-style personal-pronouns sentence-starts

What is the difference between “they” and “it” for people, especially for those people who identify as non-binary?

grammatical-number personal-pronouns animacy

Did English ever have a "you" plural?

grammatical-number personal-pronouns grammatical-person

"as bad at English as me" vs. "as bad at English as I"

subjects personal-pronouns comparisons grammatical-case objects

"Your and my [something]" vs "Yours and my..."

possessives personal-pronouns compound-possessives

What is the proper usage of "Y'all" in southern American dialects

american-english dialects personal-pronouns

Referring to objects as "she" [duplicate]

pronouns personal-pronouns

How are pronouns resolved?

pronouns ambiguity semantics personal-pronouns antecedents

When to use "me" or "myself"?

grammar pronouns personal-pronouns reflexives

Between you and ("me" or "I")? [duplicate]

grammar personal-pronouns coordinating-conjunctions

"Being [he/him] is not easy." Which is prescriptively "correct"?

personal-pronouns grammatical-case copular-verbs style-manuals absolute-constructions