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I use the first person pronoun subject "I" as the subject of the
third person verb "is" ("I
is
not
who I am")
King's English rule: use the first person pronoun subject "I" as
the subject of the first person verb "am" ("I
am
not
who I am")
- correct grammar yet absurd
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I use the first person pronoun object "me" as the subject of the
third person verb "is"
("me is
not
who I am)
King's English rule: use the first person pronoun subject
"I" as the subject of the first person verb
"am" ("I am not
who I am")
- correct grammar yet absurd
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I use the first person pronoun subject "I" as the object of the
preposition "for" ("for
I,
me is not
who I am)
King's English rule: use the first person pronoun object
"me" as the object of the preposition "for" ("for
me") - correct grammar yet not what I
intend to communicate
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