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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Are my sentences correct?

1. There is no animosity between him and I.
2. There is no animosity between you and I.
  

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No. "Between" is a preposition. The pronouns are objects of that preposition, so they all must be in the objective case: "him and me" "you and me"

— Deadrat

  • No.
  • "Between" is a preposition.
  • The pronouns are objects of that preposition, so they all must be in the objective case: "him and me" "you and me"
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No. "Between" is a preposition. The pronouns are objects of that preposition, so they all must be in the objective case:

"him and me"
"you and me"
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Thanks for your answer. I read below sentence. Is it wrong?

Let’s keep this account information between just you and I.
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Yes. The object of a preposition must be in the objective case: "you and me"
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