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HSS Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Me who Is

0Does 'me' take 'is' in the construction like the following? Or, is anything else possible?01blockquote
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10For me, who is always so sensitive to protocols, the way the ceremony has been conducted is hard to accept.12br
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10"... for me who is ..." : Is this construction, without a comma between "me" and "who" possible anywhere at all?02br
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02i 02br 02br 00You need the comma. Lacking the comma, you create a restrictive clause. That means you think there's more than one me, and you're trying to specify which me you mean in the restrictive clause.

— CalifJim

  • 02i 02br 02br 00You need the comma.
  • Lacking the comma, you create a restrictive clause.
  • That means you think there's more than one me, and you're trying to specify which me you mean in the restrictive clause.
  • 05002br 02br 00 CJ010id1
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00You need the comma. Lacking the comma, you create a restrictive clause. That means you think there's more than one me, and you're trying to specify which me you mean in the restrictive clause. 05002br
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