If you realize that energy drinks make you gassy and you wanted to make a mental note of it, what would be the most grammatically correct way to say it?
Note to self:
Energy drinks make (me, we, or you) gassy.
Which pronoun is the proper one to use?
Just a 5 a.m. rambling thought while finishing off my paper.
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2 comments:
If you're specifically referring to personal experience, use "ME".
If you're referring to a general effect on most people, I'm pretty sure the correct word is "ONE."
"Energy drinks make one gassy."
I know it looks weird, but that's the way I learned it....
Thanks. I will lock that away to memory.
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