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Coastal Livin Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Use of "HE" or "HIM"
Hi, am unsure of how to properly end this sentence and would appreciate any assistance.
"It has been a privilege working with Dr. Jeffrey, and we appreciate the opportunity of being assistance to both him (or he) and Palomar Community College.
Kind Regards!
"It has been a privilege working with Dr. Jeffrey, and we appreciate the opportunity of being assistance to both him (or he) and Palomar Community College.
Kind Regards!
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Welcome to English Forums! to both him and Palomar Community College Surely, you don't want to say "to he", do you?
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- to both him and Palomar Community College Surely, you don't want to say "to he", do you?
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Welcome to English Forums!
to both him and Palomar Community College
Surely, you don't want to say "to he", do you?
to both him and Palomar Community College
Surely, you don't want to say "to he", do you?
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Thank you! I did pick "him"...but apparently looked at it too many times and seemed to talk myself out of it 
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