"For him?"

Translation: Pro něj?

[2200Lucia60]

Is "Pro něho?" correct too?

[endless_sleeper]

Yep. :)

[zickovski]

Why nej? I cannot see tips in my phone app. I thought neho is correct for him and nej for her

[VladaFu]

pro něho and pro něj are equivalent, pro ní is for her.

Do not confuse Czech and Slovak.

You see the tiod in your mobile browser.

[Chessnecof]

You dropped this link in a previous exercise : http://prirucka.ujc.cas.cz/?id=ono&dotaz=je&ascii=0 in which jej is in the same cell as nej. So why isn't jej one of the options either?

[BoneheadBass]

The versions beginning with "n" are used after prepositions. See VladaFu's reply below or, for example, Personal Pronouns at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czech_declension#Personal_pronouns. Note especially... "In 3rd person (singular and plural) j-forms are used without prepositions, n-forms are used after prepositions."

[DouglasRut3]

I found that i can open the tips in a web browser on my phone and then use the app switcher to go back and forth.

[Martin659218]

Why is pro ho wrong?

[VladaFu]

After prepositions use the forms (něho, něj) as stated in the Tips and notes.

[StephenMil224287]

401 Czech verbs only gives neho for use after a preposition whereas Czech in a nutshell gives neho and nej. Which authority is correct as they are both from Czech nationals. I am confused.

[VladaFu]

Neither is an authoritative or complete resource. Use at you own risk. What we show here does exist.