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Both are considered acceptable by most grammarians. Those more strict would insist on the nominative form she in this case. It depends largely on the speaker and who is being addressed.
- Both are considered acceptable by most grammarians.
- Those more strict would insist on the nominative form she in this case.
- It depends largely on the speaker and who is being addressed.
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Both are considered acceptable by most grammarians. Those more strict would insist on the nominative form she in this case. It depends largely on the speaker and who is being addressed.
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