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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Of his/him??
Hi my name is Osama,
I desperately need your help for I havn't found a rule about this; I know that we say his car and the car is his
Can I say a car of his ? or shall I say a car of him ?
the pronouns
Thank you,
yours Osama
I desperately need your help for I havn't found a rule about this; I know that we say his car and the car is his
Can I say a car of his ? or shall I say a car of him ?
the pronouns
Thank you,
yours Osama
Top answer
Hi Osama! Let me help you! It's very simple.
- Hi Osama!
- Let me help you!
- It's very simple.
- Do you say "It's HIM car" or it's HIS car?
- Since HIS is used to indicate possession, the only good alternative above is the second one I wrote.
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Hi Osama!
Let me help you! It's very simple.
Do you say "It's HIM car" or it's HIS car?
Since HIS is used to indicate possession, the only good alternative above is the second one I wrote.
It's his car!
I my It's MY car
You your It's your car
he his It's his car (or it's the car of his) not HIM
she
Let me help you! It's very simple.
Do you say "It's HIM car" or it's HIS car?
Since HIS is used to indicate possession, the only good alternative above is the second one I wrote.
It's his car!
I my It's MY car
You your It's your car
he his It's his car (or it's the car of his) not HIM
she
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