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Hi, That depends on how you use the phrase, ie is it the subject or the object in your sentence? Clive
- Hi, That depends on how you use the phrase, ie is it the subject or the object in your sentence?
- Clive
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Hi,
That depends on how you use the phrase, ie is it the subject or the object in your sentence?
Clive
That depends on how you use the phrase, ie is it the subject or the object in your sentence?
Clive
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In current usage, it's okay to use "me" after a verb:
It is John and me who do all the work.
It is John and I is still correct.
I notice that people who use "me" in this case often hypercorrect and use "I" for the objective case:
Between John and I, who is best? As object of the preposition, "between," we should use "John and me."
John
It is John and me who do all the work.
It is John and I is still correct.
I notice that people who use "me" in this case often hypercorrect and use "I" for the objective case:
Between John and I, who is best? As object of the preposition, "between," we should use "John and me."
John
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