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Usage of both apostrophe and “of” together [duplicate]
I was reading Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd and noticed following sentence:
About those boots of Ralph Paton’s.
It is really in old (old as in early or mid twentieth century) ...
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When using the preposition “for” should it be followed with the subjective or objective case?
The activity we engaged in was good for she and I.
or
The activity we engaged in was good for us both.
or
The activity we engaged in was good for her and me.
