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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Correct use of "you and I"
I'm having a debate at work over the proper use of "you and I" or "Mark and I". My coworker thinks "Mark and me" is the proper use.
Here is a sentence for an example:
Mark and I went down to the shore. (my version)
Mark and me went to the shore. (coworkers verison)
Which is correct?
Thank you
Here is a sentence for an example:
Mark and I went down to the shore. (my version)
Mark and me went to the shore. (coworkers verison)
Which is correct?
Thank you
Top answer
It is a sad, sad time when a native English speaker thinks 'Me went to the store' is acceptable. 'I' is the subject pronoun. 'Me' is the object pronoun.
- It is a sad, sad time when a native English speaker thinks 'Me went to the store' is acceptable.
- 'I' is the subject pronoun.
- 'Me' is the object pronoun.
- I shot my wife.
- My wife shot me.
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It is a sad, sad time when a native English speaker thinks 'Me went to the store' is acceptable. 'I' is the subject pronoun. 'Me' is the object pronoun.
I shot my wife.
My wife shot me.
I shot my wife.
My wife shot me.
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