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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Grammer

would it be more correct if you said, you and me, or you and i?
  

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The following sentence is correct in Standard English: Jim, you and I have been friends for a long time, and, just between you and me , I've enjoyed every minute of our friendship. The following sentence is not correct is Standard English: Jim, you and me have been friends for a long time, and, just between you and I , I've enjoyed every minute of our friendship. Answer: Neither is "more correct".

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  • The following sentence is correct in Standard English: Jim, you and I have been friends for a long time, and, just between you and me , I've enjoyed every minute of our friendship.
  • The following sentence is not correct is Standard English: Jim, you and me have been friends for a long time, and, just between you and I , I've enjoyed every minute of our friendship.
  • Answer: Neither is "more correct".
  • Both can be correct, or incorrect, depending on where they are in a sentence.
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The following sentence is correct in Standard English:

Jim, you and I have been friends for a long time, and, just between you and me, I've enjoyed every minute of our friendship.
The following sentence is not correct is Standard English:

Jim, you and me have been friends for a long time, and, just between you and I
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