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What's the full sentence?
- What's the full sentence?
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It depends on whether it's the subject or object.
Delete "Barney and" and look at what is left in the sentence. It should then be easier to tell which is correct:
"I am going out." ... therefore ... "Barney and I are going out."
"They insulted me." ... therefore ... "They insulted Barney and me."
and so on.
Delete "Barney and" and look at what is left in the sentence. It should then be easier to tell which is correct:
"I am going out." ... therefore ... "Barney and I are going out."
"They insulted me." ... therefore ... "They insulted Barney and me."
and so on.
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