He or Him

0 Hi, 02br
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00It's "Him". 02br
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00It has to be an object after a preposition. 02br
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00The word "he" is a subject and therefore it can't be "he". 0-

0 To victorycountry, 02br
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00How about this sentence, 02br
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00"This company has no objection to HIS joining other company.'' 02br
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00Is it also wrong?? 0-

0 Hi, temico. 02br
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00Please have a look here, 02br
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00[url="05000"]His/Him[/url] 0250hrefhttp://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/gerunds.htm

0 Hello champers 02br
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01i00This company has no objection to HE/HIM joining in other company02i02br
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00Quite apart from the he/him question, this sentence isn't correct. It should be either: 02br
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00a) 'This company has no objection to him joining 01b00another02b00 company.' 02br

0 To MrP, 02br
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00Re: 'This company has no objection to his joining another company.' 02br
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00You are right in your corrections. I deleted the "in" in the sentence but forgot to change "other" to "another". When I realised my omission, it was too late because I couldn't edit my post. 02br
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00I wonder if you approve of post

0 Hello Temico 02br
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00The edit button does disappear distressingly quickly, on occasion. 02br
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00On the question of the webpage, I hesitate to speak for another member, but I believe v/c was referring to the section headed 'Using Possessives with Gerunds'. I would guess that this was intended as a helpful response to your question about whether '

0 MrP, 02br
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00If you don't mind, I would like to state that "that helpful response" is equivalent to the reply, "Go and check with my mother." when you ask a girl if she was coming to a party or not!! 0-

0 No one is obliged to offer help here, Temico; and no one is obliged to take what is offered. 02br
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00But even in the latter case, 'thank you' is the customary reply. 02br
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00MrP 0-

0 Hi everybody, 02br
00it may be too simple and funny for those who are experts in english and who study english as mother tongue. But for us studying english as the 2nd or 3rd language, it is very usual to encounter those type of sentences. 02br
00The website and forums have been really beneficial for us who have just started to learn english as foreign language, and i t

0 Hello champunique 02br
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00I assure you that no one here found your post too simple, or funny in any way – quite the contrary. 02br
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00The discussion that followed your original post concerned my and Temico's posts, rather than yours. 02br
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00It was not intended as a comment on your original question. My apologies if we gav