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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

use of pronoun + proper name

I'm trying to figure out if I should use "her" or "she" in the sentence, "___ and Loui are so special to me." I can't just throw a "they" in there because this is the first mention of Loui in the writing. (Yes, the audience is already aware of who "Loui" is! Emotion: smile )
  

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You need she for your sentence as she is part of the subject. You can't say her is, nor can you say her and Loui are. CB

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  • You need she for your sentence as she is part of the subject.
  • You can't say her is, nor can you say her and Loui are.
  • CB
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You need she for your sentence as she is part of the subject. You can't say her is, nor can you say her and Loui are.

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