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User_gary Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
He is him, She is she
He is him.
She is her.
Are the both sentences correct?
Basically, I like to suggest that he is the same person which the second person(listener) is thinking of.
She is her.
Are the both sentences correct?
Basically, I like to suggest that he is the same person which the second person(listener) is thinking of.
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" me: I'm going with Marcia. you: Marcia -- isn't that your friend from your yoga class? me: Right, that's her.
- " me: I'm going with Marcia.
- you: Marcia -- isn't that your friend from your yoga class?
- me: Right, that's her.
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What we would usually say is "Yes, that's him."
me: I'm going with Marcia.
you: Marcia -- isn't that your friend from your yoga class?
me: Right, that's her.
me: I'm going with Marcia.
you: Marcia -- isn't that your friend from your yoga class?
me: Right, that's her.
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