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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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he or him after the word "such as"
Hi, which one should be the correct one?
She could never hold herself against (withstand?) a powertul enemy such as he.
She could never hold herself against (withstand?) a powertul enemy such as he.
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She could never [ withstand / hold her own against ] a powerful enemy such as he/him . He is formally correct; him is informally correct.
- She could never [ withstand / hold her own against ] a powerful enemy such as he/him .
- He is formally correct; him is informally correct.
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She could never [ withstand / hold her own against ] a powerful enemy such as he/him .
He is formally correct; him is informally correct.
She could never [ withstand / hold her own against ] a powerful enemy such as he/him .
He is formally correct; him is informally correct.
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