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Idealistic Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Another word for them..

I have a sentence here and it ends with them. However, them seems a little lame and inappropriate. Does anyone have any suggestions?

"Mary Warren and the prosecution accused Sarah Good of sending out her spirit and choking them.''

I'd like to say "the prosecution", but i'd be repeating myself.
  

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Idealistic I have a sentence here and it ends with them. However, them seems a little lame and inappropriate. Does anyone have any suggestions?

  • Idealistic I have a sentence here and it ends with them.
  • However, them seems a little lame and inappropriate.
  • Does anyone have any suggestions?
  • '' I'd like to say "the prosecution", but i'd be repeating myself.
  • 'Them' is an object pronoun designed to do just exactly what you are doing here, avoiding being repetitious.
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IdealisticI have a sentence here and it ends with them. However, them seems a little lame and inappropriate. Does anyone have any suggestions?

"Mary Warren and the prosecution accused Sarah Good of sending out her spirit and choking them.''

I'd like to say "the prosecution", but i'd be repeating myself.
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Emotion: headbangI have to do a report, and we are not alowd to use personal pronouns, in other words 'them'.

help me i need another wo
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Are you quite sure you understood the directions correctly? I can understand a teacher not wanting you to use "I" or "you" in a report, but to not allow a third-person pronoun would be very odd.

If that is actually what was said, then your only solution is to use other nouns. Let's say you're doing a report on the Lenape tribe. You would have to say things like "Early settlers quickly set
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Hymowitz is addressing the older mature men to warn them of the immature males who have to replace them in the work force eventually

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You could say such people.

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