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JustForFun Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
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1. Midst/Mid ... Among/Amongst ... Any difference between them st and no st ?
2. XXX and she ( another girl ) or XXX and her are good friends ?
2. XXX and she ( another girl ) or XXX and her are good friends ?
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#1 amidst/ a mid - "Mid" is really pretty much obsolete, occasionally met in poetry. There is no difference between the two forms. and she are good friends.
- #1 amidst/ a mid - "Mid" is really pretty much obsolete, occasionally met in poetry.
- There is no difference between the two forms.
- and she are good friends.
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#1 amidst/amid - "Mid" is really pretty much obsolete, occasionally met in poetry.
There is no difference between the two forms.
#2 ...and she are good friends.
There is no difference between the two forms.
#2 ...and she are good friends.
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How about make her die/make she die ? and we use have her dead or have her die ( have she/her dead/die ) ?
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It is not clear what you are expressing in these sentences.
If you do something to someone, you need the accusative = her
I saw her yesterday
I wrote to her last week
I made her ill by giving her bad fish to eat
If someone does something, you need the nominative: she
She wrote to me last week.
She saw me today
If you do something to someone, you need the accusative = her
I saw her yesterday
I wrote to her last week
I made her ill by giving her bad fish to eat
If someone does something, you need the nominative: she
She wrote to me last week.
She saw me today
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