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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is it okay to say the following
I was having a telephone conversation with a friend. During the conversation, I was discussing that there was a picture online of a couple of friends. The following was the exact dialogue;
"There is a picture online, of she and Wendy."
Was this okay to say or write? If not, please tell me what I should've said and why. Thank you kindly for your time.
"There is a picture online, of she and Wendy."
Was this okay to say or write? If not, please tell me what I should've said and why. Thank you kindly for your time.
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It should have been: "There is a picture online of her and Wendy". phrases) and also, it has to be "of her" since again, "of" is a preposition which requires the objective form of the pronoun "she". Just always remember, "preposition+ OBJECT of the preposition".
- It should have been: "There is a picture online of her and Wendy".
- phrases) and also, it has to be "of her" since again, "of" is a preposition which requires the objective form of the pronoun "she".
- Just always remember, "preposition+ OBJECT of the preposition".
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It should have been: "There is a picture online of her and Wendy". Or, "Online, there is a picture of her and Wendy."
No comma is needed because prepositional phrases normally don't require that mark (unless of course if you have a whole list of prep.phrases) and also, it has to be "of her" since again, "of" is a preposition which requires the objective form of the pronoun "she". Just a
No comma is needed because prepositional phrases normally don't require that mark (unless of course if you have a whole list of prep.phrases) and also, it has to be "of her" since again, "of" is a preposition which requires the objective form of the pronoun "she". Just a
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