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KutaBeach Posted 8 years ago
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How should I say about joining a group of friends in a restaurant: "me and John will join you" or "I and John will join you"?
How should I say about joining a group of friends in a restaurant: "me and John will join you" or "I and John will join you"?
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John and I will join you.
- John and I will join you.
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Both are correct ( some people consider the first incorrect) . The first is less formal .
Note, however, that it is more common to put me/I after John.
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