She or her?
My question connects the situation when we point to somebody and explain who is who. What variant will be correct?
It is she (or her?).
It is he (or him?).
And what about plural? Thank you.
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Also, the plural would be 'them'.
And if you're asking a question, it is more accepted to change the phrase 'It is him/her?' to 'Is it him/her?', because that is how you phrase questions in English.
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She or her?
My question connects the situation when we point to somebody and explain who is. What variant will be correct?
It is she (or her?).
It is he (or him?).
And what about plural? Thank you.
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Her and him are the objective forms of she and he respectively . Since in your sentence, she and he are the object of the sentence, it is more appropriate to use her or him and the plural form would be they as subject and them as object of the sentence. Hope this helps..
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