He is saying that it is us (or we?) who need this help and not him (or he?)
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"He is saying that it is us (or we?) who need this help and not him (or he?)"
generally speaking, which pronouns should I use in such a situation?
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The way I would say it, if I was speaking normally, is:
"He is saying that it is us who need this help and not him."
But spoken English and English that follows the rules are sometimes different, haha.
So a true professor of English would probably say it in a different way than me.
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