An easy way to figure it out is to break down the phrase: “directed a video for her good friend”. You wouldn’t write “directed a video for she good friend”.
The correct word for that sentence is “her”, as “for” is a proposition, which is always followed by the objective form of a pronoun. (If a pronoun is being used to complete the sentence.
Comments for Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively Reportedly on the Rocks, “Very Good at Faking It”
Sandy L
Leave folks alone.
Irishgirl358
That’s what I came here to say! These two out here doing their own thing and being successful together and people just wanna tear them down.
Lena
I agree, leave them be.
Doug
Is this really Disney news?
Tony
What’s the right way to say that?
Spuds
An easy way to figure it out is to break down the phrase: “directed a video for her good friend”. You wouldn’t write “directed a video for she good friend”.
Nan
The correct word for that sentence is “her”, as “for” is a proposition, which is always followed by the objective form of a pronoun. (If a pronoun is being used to complete the sentence.
Spuds
Thank you — I was going to make the same comment!
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