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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I wish I had....

In an analysis of form how do we describe the second occurrence of "I". Is it an object pronoun? Or like the first "I" a second occurrence of subject?
  

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Anonymous In an analysis of form how do we describe the second occurrence of "I". Is it an object pronoun? No.

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  • Anonymous In an analysis of form how do we describe the second occurrence of "I".
  • Is it an object pronoun?
  • No.
  • Anonymous Or like the first "I" a second occurrence of subject?
  • Yes.
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AnonymousIn an analysis of form how do we describe the second occurrence of "I". Is it an object pronoun?
No.
AnonymousOr like the first "I" a second occurrence of subject?
Yes.

'that' is omitted. It's optional. I wish that I had ...

CJ
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The second I is the subject in the noun clause which is the object of the verb "wish". "That" can be omitted.

I wish that I had a million dollars.
I wish that he had a million dollars.
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