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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
UNLIKE GRAMMAR
Hello,
I am confused on how to use unlike. At least in this sentence, "Unlike him who loves nature, his mother doesn't like going anywhere."
I am pretty confused, should i drop the word 'him' and change it to he? And why?
Best regards,
I am confused on how to use unlike. At least in this sentence, "Unlike him who loves nature, his mother doesn't like going anywhere."
I am pretty confused, should i drop the word 'him' and change it to he? And why?
Best regards,
Top answer
Your sentence is correct and is basically the same as: "His mother doesn't like nature unlike him". The subject is "his mother".
- Your sentence is correct and is basically the same as: "His mother doesn't like nature unlike him".
- The subject is "his mother".
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Your sentence is correct and is basically the same as:
"His mother doesn't like nature unlike him".
The subject is "his mother".
"His mother doesn't like nature unlike him".
The subject is "his mother".
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