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1. The pronunciation of "us" in English is [əs; ʌs], and in American English, it is [əs, ʌs].
2. As a pronoun, "us" is used by the speaker or writer to refer to themselves and others, serving as a direct object, indirect object, or prepositional object. It can also be used after "to be" or independently as a sentence.
3. "Us" is the objective case of "we," which is the subjective case. For example: "They are waiting for us." (They are waiting for us.) "We are waiting for them." (We are waiting for them.)
4. The usage of "us" is detailed as follows: it appears as the objective case after transitive verbs and prepositions. For example: "Let us know if you can come." (Let us know if you can come.) "Let us meet at the gate." (Let us meet at the gate.)
5. The difference between "we," "us," and "our" is as follows:
- "We" is the subjective plural first-person pronoun.
- "Us" is the objective plural first-person pronoun.
- "Our" is the possessive form of the first-person plural.
6. Examples of usage differences:
- "We" is used in sentences like "Environmentalists, leftists, and anti-US groups."
- "Us" is used in sentences like "He's always lecturing us."
- "Our" is used in sentences like "It's a vote-loser for us."
7. Additional examples to illustrate the usage:
- "Huge waves came crashing almost on top of us."
- "Let us pretend that it can be changed."
- "Envy may dissatisfy us with our lot."
- "Wild fruit kept us from dying of starvation."
Note: The attendant asks, "When did you bring it to us?" indicating the use of "us" as the objective pronoun after a preposition.
2. As a pronoun, "us" is used by the speaker or writer to refer to themselves and others, serving as a direct object, indirect object, or prepositional object. It can also be used after "to be" or independently as a sentence.
3. "Us" is the objective case of "we," which is the subjective case. For example: "They are waiting for us." (They are waiting for us.) "We are waiting for them." (We are waiting for them.)
4. The usage of "us" is detailed as follows: it appears as the objective case after transitive verbs and prepositions. For example: "Let us know if you can come." (Let us know if you can come.) "Let us meet at the gate." (Let us meet at the gate.)
5. The difference between "we," "us," and "our" is as follows:
- "We" is the subjective plural first-person pronoun.
- "Us" is the objective plural first-person pronoun.
- "Our" is the possessive form of the first-person plural.
6. Examples of usage differences:
- "We" is used in sentences like "Environmentalists, leftists, and anti-US groups."
- "Us" is used in sentences like "He's always lecturing us."
- "Our" is used in sentences like "It's a vote-loser for us."
7. Additional examples to illustrate the usage:
- "Huge waves came crashing almost on top of us."
- "Let us pretend that it can be changed."
- "Envy may dissatisfy us with our lot."
- "Wild fruit kept us from dying of starvation."
Note: The attendant asks, "When did you bring it to us?" indicating the use of "us" as the objective pronoun after a preposition.
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