objective pronouns造句

• The two letters appear frequently at the end of words in the form of inescapable objective pronouns.
• See Objective pronoun # Examples of usage . talk ) 23 : 50, 14 July 2010 ( UTC)
• The independent objective pronouns also occur by themselves with possessive force, e . g . " " " mine ".
• What really gets his goat is the widespread ignorance of the proper use of objective pronouns, especially the misapplication of who and whom.
• Following the objective pronouns given in the previous example, the next set of data ( Harris, 53 ) illustrates the benefactive suffix:
• The fix was correct : as the object of the preposition between, the objective pronoun her is called for, not the subjective pronoun she.
• These nouns are possessed using the bound objective pronouns, which all precede the noun except " "'one's own '.
• :I was told by a Latin teacher that " thou " is related to the Latin nominative pronoun " tu, " and that " thee " is related to the Latin objective pronoun " te ."
• I think that's why people think it sounds bad; rather than the idea that objective pronoun + gerund are always wrong .-- talk ) 10 : 15, 4 September 2009 ( UTC)
• An alternate construction when the possessor is a pronoun is to place an independent objective pronoun after the possessed noun, the latter in definite form, e . g . " " " my house ".