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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
He vs. him
Here is the sentence I've composed:
Steven will also be working on selecting a chef to join he and executive chef Eric Jones in the culinary department.
Is it: to join he or to join him? or something totally different?
Steven will also be working on selecting a chef to join he and executive chef Eric Jones in the culinary department.
Is it: to join he or to join him? or something totally different?
Top answer
to join him. CJ
- to join him.
- CJ
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Steven will also be working on selecting a chef to join he and executive chef Eric Jones in the culinary department.
Steven will also be working on selecting a chef to join he in the culinary department.
I think you know that it should be "Steven will also be working on selecting a chef to join him..."
Hence, the correct pronoun should be "him".
Steven will also be working on selecting a chef to join he in the culinary department.
I think you know that it should be "Steven will also be working on selecting a chef to join him..."
Hence, the correct pronoun should be "him".
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