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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Please tell me which sentence is correct
I and he are old class fellows
He and I are old class fellows
I and he are old class fellows
He and I are old class fellows
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We state "I" after all the other subjects. He and I are old class fellows. " It's not wrong, but it is not American usage.
- We state "I" after all the other subjects.
- He and I are old class fellows.
- " It's not wrong, but it is not American usage.
- , it could be just great.
- " He and I are old classmates.
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We state "I" after all the other subjects.
He and I are old class fellows.
I would never use "fellows." It's not wrong, but it is not American usage. So, if you are not in the U.S., it could be just great. I would use "classmates."
He and I are old classmates.
(Edited by mod to fix typo, classmate-->classmates.)
He and I are old class fellows.
I would never use "fellows." It's not wrong, but it is not American usage. So, if you are not in the U.S., it could be just great. I would use "classmates."
He and I are old classmates.
(Edited by mod to fix typo, classmate-->classmates.)
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