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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
‘She’ or ‘her’?
Which pronoun should I use: she or her?
No one was more devastated than (she, her).
No one was more devastated than (she, her).
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'her' would go in nicely here; you need the objective case here. 'her' acts as an object here.
- 'her' would go in nicely here; you need the objective case here.
- 'her' acts as an object here.
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'her' would go in nicely here; you need the objective case here. 'her' acts as an object here.
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Pedantic people will say "she" but most people do say "her." You can also say "than she was."
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karansardana...you need the objective case here.Objective case? You mean a word answering the question 'who' or 'what'?
I notice that many strict formal writers would prefer she. But in informal conversation and writing, her can also be used.
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