American English
/əs/
One syllable.
Form of we
The speaker and one or more other people as the people affected by an action or following a preposition.
In natural connected speech, us is often reduced to /əs/ (“uhs”). When you say it alone or emphasize it, keep the vowel fuller.
The speaker and one or more other people as the people affected by an action or following a preposition.
They invited us to their party.
Can you help us with our project?
Use us after a verb or preposition, not as the subject of the sentence.
used to say that the future result is not known yet
We'll see what happens.
we must do something
We have to leave now.
Use we before the action and us after it. The other common forms are our, ours, and ourselves.