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Jawel Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Which ones are correct?

Hello everyone. It’s about object pronoun and relative clause.

According to you, which ones are gramatically correct?

Let’s think a conversation about racism.

And there is someone from Africa who is mistreated. and he says:

1-) Why do me being born in Africa make you annoyed?

2-) Why does me being born in Africa make you annoyed?

for “me”, which helper verb is better? “am” or “is” ? If it is “am”, first one is correct. Otherwise, second one correct.

3-) Why does my being born in Africa make you annoyed?

4-) I will invite you who are ill.

5-) You should invite me who am/is ill?(Which one?)

Thank you..

  

Top answer

Jawel 1-) Why do me being born in Africa make you annoyed? 2-) Why does me being born in Africa make you annoyed? for “me”, which helper verb is better?

— GPY

  • Jawel 1-) Why do me being born in Africa make you annoyed?
  • 2-) Why does me being born in Africa make you annoyed?
  • for “me”, which helper verb is better?
  • “am” or “is” ?
  • If it is “am”, first one is correct.
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Jawel1-) Why do me being born in Africa make you annoyed?
2-) Why does me being born in Africa make you annoyed?
for “me”, which helper verb is better? “am” or “is” ? If it is “am”, first one is correct. Otherwise, second one correct.

(2) is correct, but this has nothing particularly to do with "me". The agreement is with the phrase "me being born",

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