us
The speaker included
Us is the objective form of we.
You use it to refer to yourself and at least one other person whom you have referred to already, or who is obvious from context: Please email us your itinerary when you have it.
People sometimes use us in a very general way to include themselves in a group such as a family, a company, or a country: Poland supported us in the resolution at the UN.
we
not just me
him · you · it · whom · one · thee · ourselves · themselves · myself · herself
in-group vs. out-group
usthem
Third-person plural object
they · those people · outsiders · strangers · foreigners
first person vs. other persons
usthem
Third-person plural object
you · you all · y'all · you people · yourselves
- used toPast habitual action
- used to bePast state phrase
- between usShared in confidence
- use upConsume until gone
- used carPreviously owned automobile
- no useWithout purpose or benefit