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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Can someone please tell me which is grammatically correct.
In a description: my mother, my sister, me and my father. Or
my mother, my sister, I and my father.
In a description: my mother, my sister, me and my father. Or
my mother, my sister, I and my father.
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What's the full sentence?
(In any case, I'd put me or I after "my father." It doesn't make sense to put you in the middle of the others.)
(In any case, I'd put me or I after "my father." It doesn't make sense to put you in the middle of the others.)
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AnonymousIn a description: my mother, my sister, me and my father. OrIn my opinion, both are possible depending on how they are constructed in a sentence. As explained by GG, "me" should be placed at the end of the sentence as an object.
my mother, my sister, I and my father.
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