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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Both the presenter and I are veteran teachers. or
Both the presenter and me are veteran teachers.
Both the presenter and me are veteran teachers.
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I is a subject pronoun; me is an object pronoun. Use I here, as it is part of a compound subject.
- I is a subject pronoun; me is an object pronoun.
- Use I here, as it is part of a compound subject.
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I is a subject pronoun; me is an object pronoun. Use I here, as it is part of a compound subject.
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