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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

Subject in the sentence

grammatical-number subjects

with/without + pronoun (me vs. my) + gerund-participial phrase

possessives gerunds subjects participles possessive-vs-oblique

'As can be seen ...' <--- Can English have a tensed clause without a Subject?

grammar passive-voice subjects

What is the predicate in "Is he happy?"

grammar verbs syntactic-analysis subjects subject-verb-inversion

Compound Predicate with two Prepositional Phrases / Preposition Deletion

verbs conjunctions subjects compound-sentences compound-subjects

Topic/ subject + controlling idea [closed]

subjects

Confusing rule about subject-verb agreement

grammar verb-agreement subjects there-is premodifiers

What's the Subject in: 'And up here in the corner is me'

subjects subject-verb-inversion deixis locative-inversion

More sophisticated case of "me and I"!

subjects objects

"A guy whose job is to" vs "a guy whose job it is to"?

meaning grammaticality subjects dummy-it

Do 'it' and 'there' refer to the correct parts of this sentence?

subjects subordinate-clauses

"Whom" or "who" where the referent is both subject and object?

subjects objects whom

Why do not people use subject and am,is,are in social media? [duplicate]

subjects ellipsis pronoun-dropping subject-drop conversational-deletion

Is it "me" or "I" and why? [duplicate]

pronouns subjects syntactic-analysis

The subject of "and" in a compound statement

conjunctions subjects

Subject in sentence with only object pronoun

pronouns subjects personal-pronouns

On the structure of "search for weapons and bands of pro-Hussein fighters still holding out"

meaning grammar subjects syntactic-analysis whiz-deletion

Is there no subject in a sentence like "Under the tree is a dog"?

subjects prepositional-phrases locative-inversion

Grammar rule: ONE sentence; ONE subject, ONE predicate. Is it?

syntactic-analysis subjects objects complements