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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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his or him?
"His being the notorious thief of the city brings great shame upon his family."
"Him being the notorious thief of the city brings great shame upon his family."
"Him being the notorious thief of the city brings great shame upon his family."
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Anonymous his or him? 'His' for careful English. (my choice) 'Him' for casual English.
- Anonymous his or him?
- 'His' for careful English.
- (my choice) 'Him' for casual English.
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Anonymoushis or him?'His' for careful English. (my choice)
'Him' for casual English. (It sounds awful to me.)
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