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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
A few questions
Is it correct to say:
1. Samantha does not want to come between he and his mother.
Should he be him?
2. She loved Dannielle as if she were her own daughter.
Should were be changed to was?
3. And what does this mean:
She took yet another step.
How is yet used in the sentence and can you give me some examples?
Thank you so much!!
1. Samantha does not want to come between he and his mother.
Should he be him?
2. She loved Dannielle as if she were her own daughter.
Should were be changed to was?
3. And what does this mean:
She took yet another step.
How is yet used in the sentence and can you give me some examples?
Thank you so much!!
Top answer
1-- Him 2-- You may; it will be less formal. 3-- 'She took one more step', but 'yet' suggests that it was a more extreme action in some manner. She bought yet another pair of shoes.
- 1-- Him 2-- You may; it will be less formal.
- 3-- 'She took one more step', but 'yet' suggests that it was a more extreme action in some manner.
- She bought yet another pair of shoes.
- She married yet another millionaire.
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1-- Him
2-- You may; it will be less formal.
3-- 'She took one more step', but 'yet' suggests that it was a more extreme action in some manner. She bought yet another pair of shoes. She married yet another millionaire.
2-- You may; it will be less formal.
3-- 'She took one more step', but 'yet' suggests that it was a more extreme action in some manner. She bought yet another pair of shoes. She married yet another millionaire.
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