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Jayprakash Singh Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar: Advanced

Which sentence is correct?

1. I doing this work is unbelievable to you.

2. Me doing this work is unbelievable to you.

  

Top answer

[1] * I doing this work is unbelievable to you . [2] Me doing this work is unbelievable to you. [ 3] My doing this work is unbelievable to you.

— BillJ

  • [1] * I doing this work is unbelievable to you .
  • [2] Me doing this work is unbelievable to you.
  • [ 3] My doing this work is unbelievable to you.
  • The pronoun subject of non-finite clauses whose verb is an ing form may be either accusative case (2] or genitive case [3] but not nominative case [1], which is ungrammatical.
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[1] *I doing this work is unbelievable to you.

[2] Me doing this work is unbelievable to you.

[3] My doing this work is unbelievable to you.


The pronoun subject of non-finite clauses whose verb is an ing form may be either accusative case (2] or genitive case [3] but not nominative case [1], which is ungrammatical

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