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Yes, it is correct. Both are pronouns (subjective case) . It's common to change 'I' by 'me' (the objective case)
- Yes, it is correct.
- Both are pronouns (subjective case) .
- It's common to change 'I' by 'me' (the objective case)
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Yes, it is correct. Both are pronouns (subjective case) .
It's common to change 'I' by 'me' (the objective case)
It's common to change 'I' by 'me' (the objective case)
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Yes, both are the subject form (you can't have one be the subject form and the other be the object form).
She and I played basketball with Jack. I played basketball with Jack. She played basketball with Jack.
as opposed to
Jack kept throwing the ball to her and me. Jack kept throwing the ball to her. Jack kept throwing the ball to me.
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She and I played basketball with Jack. I played basketball with Jack. She played basketball with Jack.
as opposed to
Jack kept throwing the ball to her and me. Jack kept throwing the ball to her. Jack kept throwing the ball to me.
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