Thursday, October 4, 2007

Your expertise, please!

My husband is a video guy, so we are both schooled in creativity. We often critique syntax, design, and continuity of editing while watching movies and television shows together. Here's one we can't resolve:

"I'm so happy that a person as caring as he is looking after you and Summer."

Hugh maintains that the sentence is structurally sound, and I disagree. Shouldn't it read "as caring as him?" Can someone help?! Who wins this round, my hubby or me?

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