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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

He or Him

In the sentence "She likes pineapple more than him."
Should i replace "him" with "he" or should it remain as it is?
  

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These are the only unambiguous choices: She likes pineapple more than he does. She likes pineapple more than she likes him. So use one of those.

— Mister Micawber

  • These are the only unambiguous choices: She likes pineapple more than he does.
  • She likes pineapple more than she likes him.
  • So use one of those.
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These are the only unambiguous choices:

She likes pineapple more than he does.
She likes pineapple more than she likes him.

So use one of those.
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Mister MicawberShe likes pineapple more than she likes him.
And he may resent being compared to a pineapple. A pineapple may taste sweet, but it sure isn't one of the prettiest of fruits!
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