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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Awkward grammar
OK so im writing this sentence describing how this person needed me but now i need them. i have no idea how the sentence should work itself out. idk if it should be "'Cause its i who need you now" or "'Cause its me who needs you now" or something else. I prefer the latter but the former sounds like it'd be the awkward yet correct one. Help asap! im submitting to a poetry contest.
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The first is demanded by some conservative grammarians; the second is more natural; but don't forget the 'be-' of 'because', the '-s' on the first 'need', and the apostrophe in 'it's'.
- The first is demanded by some conservative grammarians; the second is more natural; but don't forget the 'be-' of 'because', the '-s' on the first 'need', and the apostrophe in 'it's'.
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The first is demanded by some conservative grammarians; the second is more natural; but don't forget the 'be-' of 'because', the '-s' on the first 'need', and the apostrophe in 'it's'.
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