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10 Feb 2015, 01:36
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Here are list of elementary questions for pronouns , but I was totally confused with the below questions.
Kindly help me out on this.
Q1:We aren't sure who's driving, but it might be she/her
Answer: she
Confusion:The subject seems to be we so second half should be objective/comparative so we should be using her but answer states she
Q2:The administration wasn't very happy about us/our stealing the college mascot.
Answer:our
Confusion:how could our be correct as it is possesive, but I couldn't hint any posive activity in the above sentence
Q3:He didn't think the coach was as smart as he/him.
Answer:he
Confusion: The subject seems to be he so second half should be objective/comparative so we should be using him but answer states he
Q4:Except for you and I/me no one knows about the plot.
Answer:me
Confusion: The subject seems to you and the author , so we should be using I but answer states me
Q5:I can't handle stress as well as he/him
Answer:he
Confusion: The subject seems to be I so second half should be objective/comparative so we should be using him but answer states he
Kindly help me out on this.
Q1:We aren't sure who's driving, but it might be she/her
Answer: she
Confusion:The subject seems to be we so second half should be objective/comparative so we should be using her but answer states she
Q2:The administration wasn't very happy about us/our stealing the college mascot.
Answer:our
Confusion:how could our be correct as it is possesive, but I couldn't hint any posive activity in the above sentence
Q3:He didn't think the coach was as smart as he/him.
Answer:he
Confusion: The subject seems to be he so second half should be objective/comparative so we should be using him but answer states he
Q4:Except for you and I/me no one knows about the plot.
Answer:me
Confusion: The subject seems to you and the author , so we should be using I but answer states me
Q5:I can't handle stress as well as he/him
Answer:he
Confusion: The subject seems to be I so second half should be objective/comparative so we should be using him but answer states he
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Good set of questions. Let me see how I can help.
1. For this sentence, all you have to do is to answer the question - Who's driving? - The answer would be "She's driving" wouldn't it be? Therefore the answer would be She and not her.
2. The second sentence would have been right if it had been "The administration wasn't very happy with us". However here the sentence tries to say that the administration is not happy with SOMETHING about us - So it would be "The administration wasn't very happy with 'we stealing the mascot'.
3. This is about parallelism. Here you are comparing 2 people (He and He). So the right sentence would be He didn't think the coach was as smart as he WAS. We have neglected the WAS here because it does not make any difference.
4. Think about this sentence like this - "No one knows about the plot except You and me". Hence "me" would be the right usage.
5. The logic of the third sentence applies here too. The sentence would have to be "I can't handle stress as well as he can" - Here we are again neglecting the can because it doesn't make a great difference.
Hope that helps!!
1. For this sentence, all you have to do is to answer the question - Who's driving? - The answer would be "She's driving" wouldn't it be? Therefore the answer would be She and not her.
2. The second sentence would have been right if it had been "The administration wasn't very happy with us". However here the sentence tries to say that the administration is not happy with SOMETHING about us - So it would be "The administration wasn't very happy with 'we stealing the mascot'.
3. This is about parallelism. Here you are comparing 2 people (He and He). So the right sentence would be He didn't think the coach was as smart as he WAS. We have neglected the WAS here because it does not make any difference.
4. Think about this sentence like this - "No one knows about the plot except You and me". Hence "me" would be the right usage.
5. The logic of the third sentence applies here too. The sentence would have to be "I can't handle stress as well as he can" - Here we are again neglecting the can because it doesn't make a great difference.
Hope that helps!!
28 Feb 2015, 13:07
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Thanks. This post is very informational.
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