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In the sentence, If the person if able to pay $40,000 how can you call her/she (?)economicaly weak, what is the right pronoun? what is the subject in the dependent clause?
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subject pronoun/object pronoun
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It's definitely her.Chinn_asama wrote:Hi
In the sentence, If the person if able to pay $40,000 how can you call her/she (?)economicaly weak, what is the right pronoun? what is the subject in the dependent clause?
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"her" is correct, because "her" is the object and "you" is the subject. However, don't worry too much about this particular grammar point; the GMAT tests it rarely, if at all!
Hope this helps!
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