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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Having a debat with my boss....
Is it proper to say, "Zachary is his father and me through and through," or to say, "Zachary is his father and I through and through"?
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" Hi! It's me!
- " Hi!
- It's me!
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I'm still sticking with "I" for nominative case applications, but most of my friends have given up, and use "me."
Hi! It's me!
Hi! It's me!
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I consider me the correct form after a verb (is in this case).
Nevertheless, the strict prescriptionist approach of the schoolroom insists on I after a linking verb.
CJ
Nevertheless, the strict prescriptionist approach of the schoolroom insists on I after a linking verb.
CJ
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