Asked by kelsy

edit the following sentence with pronoun case:"the shower of sinking bricks caused he and his diving partner to race away from the collapsing seawell."

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Answered by Writeacher
Would you say any of the following?

~~ I really like he.
~~ She gave her book to he.
~~ The batter unintentionally hit he with a fly ball.

Of course not. What would you substitute for "he" in each of these sentences? Do the same with your sentence above.

And I'm sure you mean "seawall" instead of "seawell," right?
Answered by camia
you would say none of them because, they don't sound right ... don't you think?
Answered by Writeacher
Exactly.

And why don't they "sound right"? Because you are used to hearing people use "he" for subjects and "him" for objects.

Now ... how does that transfer into the sentence in the first post?
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