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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Live as happy as her
Hi. Is this example sentence correct? I think we can use both of the words "her" and "she" in the sentence. Thank you in advance for your help.
I wish I could live as happy as her/she.
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Her is common in informal English. Technically only she is correct because as isn't a preposition. It's an adverb and no grammatical rule says her should be used in connection with an adverb.
- Her is common in informal English.
- Technically only she is correct because as isn't a preposition.
- It's an adverb and no grammatical rule says her should be used in connection with an adverb.
- CB
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Her is common in informal English. Technically only she is correct because as isn't a preposition. It's an adverb and no grammatical rule says her should be used in connection with an adverb.
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