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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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If I have a picture of myself with a friend, would it be correct to say "This is a picture of me and my friend." or "This is a picture of my friend and I."?
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AnonymousIf I have a picture of myself with a friend, would it be correct to say "This is a picture of me and my friend." or "This is a picture of my friend and I."?It's become acceptable in contemporary spoken English to say, "...me and my friend."
But I'm one of those who still use, "...my friend and I."
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If you say this is a picture OF, then use me. For some reason, we tend to say "of my friend and me" not "of me and my friend," but either one is perfectly grammatical.
Arvsworld, don't forget that the role it plays in the sentence is what determines the case. It's a picture of me. A picture of my friend and me. Not a picture of I. I'm sure you were thinking of when "My frien
Arvsworld, don't forget that the role it plays in the sentence is what determines the case. It's a picture of me. A picture of my friend and me. Not a picture of I. I'm sure you were thinking of when "My frien
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