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Hi, It depends on whethr the phrase is used as the subject or the object. eg Make and I love Mary. eg Mary loves Mike and me.
- Hi, It depends on whethr the phrase is used as the subject or the object.
- eg Make and I love Mary.
- eg Mary loves Mike and me.
- Clive
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Hi,
It depends on whethr the phrase is used as the subject or the object.
eg Make and I love Mary.
eg Mary loves Mike and me.
Clive
It depends on whethr the phrase is used as the subject or the object.
eg Make and I love Mary.
eg Mary loves Mike and me.
Clive
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If in doubt leave the other person out and see what you would say.
Mike and ? like to play football : I like to play football. So therefore it is Mike and I.
This is a photo of Mike and ? on holiday.: This is a photo of me on holiday. = Mike and me.
Mike and ? like to play football : I like to play football. So therefore it is Mike and I.
This is a photo of Mike and ? on holiday.: This is a photo of me on holiday. = Mike and me.
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You cannot say "Mike and I" for every occasion. Just as you cannot say “ Me went to the cinema” or “ This is a photo of I” . The correct word needs to be used whether Mike is involved or not.
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