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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

What is the difference between the words "they" and "them"?

There is a difference, but I'm struggling to come up with "rules" for how "they" and "them" are used differently. Anybody have any thoughts?
  

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"They" is the subject case. "Them" is a complement. If you provide some sentences, we can correct you if there are mistakes.

— Pieanne

  • "They" is the subject case.
  • "Them" is a complement.
  • If you provide some sentences, we can correct you if there are mistakes.
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"They" is the subject case.

"Them" is a complement.

If you provide some sentences, we can correct you if there are mistakes.
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AnonymousThere is a difference, but I'm struggling to come up with "rules" for how "they" and "them" are used differently. Anybody have any thoughts?

This is the very basic in grammar. You shouldn't have to sturggle with this rule. They = subject used in a sentence and , them is used when it's used as an object

John (by himself) is watchin
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