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How to use genitive case or objective case?

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Reply Thu 30 Apr, 2015 12:16 am
[They caught 'him' cheating in the exam.] Why do not use 'his' ? Inversely, the sentence [He doesn't deny his breaking the agreement.] Why use 'his'? What's the point to use those cases in those situations? Would you help me with the problem?Many thanks!
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