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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
When posting a picture and describing the event, is it proper grammar to write "Jack and I" or "Jack and me"?
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Will you add any additional words, or just those three? Some people think of it as a shortened form of [This is a picture of] Jack and me. Others might think of it as Jack and I [are standing here on the pier at Wildwood].
- Will you add any additional words, or just those three?
- Some people think of it as a shortened form of [This is a picture of] Jack and me.
- Others might think of it as Jack and I [are standing here on the pier at Wildwood].
- How do you think of it?
- If there will be other words, that will affect the answer.
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Will you add any additional words, or just those three?
Some people think of it as a shortened form of [This is a picture of] Jack and me. Others might think of it as Jack and I [are standing here on the pier at Wildwood].
How do you think of it?
If there will be other words, that will affect the answer. The kids through a surprise anniversay party for Jack and me. Jack
Some people think of it as a shortened form of [This is a picture of] Jack and me. Others might think of it as Jack and I [are standing here on the pier at Wildwood].
How do you think of it?
If there will be other words, that will affect the answer. The kids through a surprise anniversay party for Jack and me. Jack
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