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JimmyH Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Boss reprimanded him and I/me.

The boss reprimanded him and I.
The boss reprimanded him and me.

Which is correct and why?

Thanks in advance.
  

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Thanks in advance. The boss reprimanded him. The boss reprimanded me.

— Yoong Liat

  • Thanks in advance.
  • The boss reprimanded him.
  • The boss reprimanded me.
  • Hence, The boss reprimanded him and me.
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Huzaifa Asif The boss reprimanded him and I.The boss reprimanded him and me.Which is correct and why?Thanks in advance.
The boss reprimanded him. The boss reprimanded me.
Hence, The boss reprimanded him and me.
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Can you tell me a simple rule of identifying whether to use OBJECT OR SUBJECT pronouns?
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Take away the other person.

'Give the money to [him and] me.'

'[She and] I went to the beach.'

You would not say 'Give the money to I' or 'Me went to the beach'.

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