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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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polite order in a series
I am hoping someone can help me find something I studied a LONG TIME ago; it was called "polite order" and was referring to the rules for the order in which you place names (proper nouns and pronouns) in a series.
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I tried a couple of searches but unfortunately nothing came up. Is there anything else that you remember about this article? Was it a grammar lesson you studied in school?
- I tried a couple of searches but unfortunately nothing came up.
- Is there anything else that you remember about this article?
- Was it a grammar lesson you studied in school?
- It would help if you could remember the name of the book or anything else that could be used as a base for a search.
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I tried a couple of searches but unfortunately nothing came up. Is there anything else that you remember about this article? Was it a grammar lesson you studied in school? It would help if you could remember the name of the book or anything else that could be used as a base for a search.
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AnonymousI am hoping someone can help me find something I studied a LONG TIME ago; it was called "polite order" and was referring to the rules for the order in which you place names (proper nouns and pronouns) in a series.Might you be talking about 'the order of adjectives'?
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For subjective pronouns, it is:
1: You
2: he she, they and other nouns
3: I and we
For objective pronouns, it is:
1: you
2: him, her, them
3: us and me
1: You
2: he she, they and other nouns
3: I and we
For objective pronouns, it is:
1: you
2: him, her, them
3: us and me
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SORRY! I'm asking about polite order and polite offer in polite language in English .
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