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Ashraful Haque Tushar Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

pronoun after preposition "but"

Hi
I have found in a local book that when using "except", "but" then objective pronoun should be used
example:
1. Everyone but him likes football.
2. Everyone but he likes football.
Here two sentences, First one is him and Second one is he. Then which one is correct ? Please help me
  

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Welcome to the Forums! The objective pronoun in this case is him , so #1 is correct.

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Welcome to the Forums!
The objective pronoun in this case is him, so #1 is correct.
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