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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Grammar

Which sentence is correct

Thank you for including Dean and I in your holiday festivities.

THank you for including Dean and me in your holiday festivities.
  

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If Dean weren't there, you'd write "Thank you for including me," right? It's still "me" even with Dean.

— BarbaraPA

  • If Dean weren't there, you'd write "Thank you for including me," right?
  • It's still "me" even with Dean.
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If Dean weren't there, you'd write "Thank you for including me," right? It's still "me" even with Dean.
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