WORST "CASE" SCENARIOS
What is wrong with the following?
There has been a long-standing feud between her and I that, even though we live together, everyone has
learned to accept. When me and her
WORST "CASE" SCENARIOS
What is wrong with the following?
There has been a long-standing feud between her and I that, even though we live together, everyone has
learned to accept. When me and her first met, we had an instant attraction to each other. Unfortunately, we
sometimes let the heart choose whoever it wants, and worry about the consequences later. Over time, she
and myself started to become more aware of one another's little habits. We stopped ourself from going to
parties together, because we knew we would kill other people's fun. One friend even withdrew hisself from us
altogether. However, eventually he started separately inviting us to his dinner parties and it inspired our other
friends to follow suit. Now, I hold myself dinner parties where she remains upstairs, alone, while we dine
together, and she will do the same on other days. Some have asked, "Why don't they separate and live by
theirselves?" I have no answer, except I've become used to it. As the saying goes, "Sometimes living with the
enemy you know is better than sleeping with the lover you don't."
WAYS IN WHICH PRONOUNS ARE IDENTIFIED
A word that is a substitute for a noun or noun equivalent is called a "pronoun." The nouns for which pronouns
substitute are called "antecedents," a word deriving from the verb "antecede": to go or occur before, in time or
place; precede. In grammar, the nouns or noun phrases for which pronouns are substitutes are referred to as
"antecedents"--the word(s) that come before the pronoun is used. Note: Where word order in a sentence is
concerned, it isn't always the case that the antecedent occurs before the pronoun.
Before she went on vacation for three weeks, Virginia shut off the gas and electricity to her house.
Pronouns Are Identified By Their Number
Pronouns are characterized as either singular or plural in number: "Singular" means one and only one;
"Plural" means two or more. The number of a pronoun is determined by whether its antecedent is singular or
Every dog staying at the kennel had its own dish it shared with no one.
Because dogs are territorial, they might t