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Anuj89 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Very liked

he's not very liked in the west

is 'very liked' proper here?
also, "I would like to thank him, for he had more faith in me than I"
should it be I or me?
  

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I don't see anything wrong with you saying "very liked" anuj89 "I would like to thank him, for he had more faith in me than I" This is also fine. You can say "me" or "I"

— Lady Yofiel

  • I don't see anything wrong with you saying "very liked" anuj89 "I would like to thank him, for he had more faith in me than I" This is also fine.
  • You can say "me" or "I"
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I don't see anything wrong with you saying "very liked"
anuj89"I would like to thank him, for he had more faith in me than I"
This is also fine.

You can say "me" or "I"
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i remember reading somewhere that 'I' is to be used only as a subject in a sentence, therefore i had the doubt. 'I' is definitely not the subject in that sentence.
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Actually, "I" is a subject there but in another sentence "I did". The verb "did" has only been omited there.
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