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Michelle Cha Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
In order to saving (him/ his) money on payroll, the transition also reduced the manufacturing time.
In order to saving (him/ his) money on payroll, the transition also reduced the manufacturing time.
My grammar book says the answer is 'him' and I wonder why.
My grammar book says the answer is 'him' and I wonder why.
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Are you sure it wasn't "in addition to" not "in order to"? This sounds like a benefit to the business owner. It saved him time and money.
- Are you sure it wasn't "in addition to" not "in order to"?
- This sounds like a benefit to the business owner.
- It saved him time and money.
- You use the object form of the pronoun in this phrase: Same me time, save you trouble, save her embarrassment, save him money.
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Are you sure it wasn't "in addition to" not "in order to"?
This sounds like a benefit to the business owner. It saved him time and money.
You use the object form of the pronoun in this phrase: Same me time, save you trouble, save her embarrassment, save him money.
This sounds like a benefit to the business owner. It saved him time and money.
You use the object form of the pronoun in this phrase: Same me time, save you trouble, save her embarrassment, save him money.
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