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Car olive Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

I or Me in this sentence

I'm having difficulty with this as there are multiple verbs and pronouns. Could anyone help me with this and possibly explain their reasoning? Thanks


" I'm sorry to disappoint, but Stephen, Tom, and I discussed the situation and agreed that we cannot spare any more time to discuss this issue."


Is it appropriate to use "and I," or should it be "and me"?

  

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You need 'I'. If you put it the other way round, I don't think you'd consider saying ' Me discussed the situation with Stephen and Tom'.

— Rover_KE

  • You need 'I'.
  • If you put it the other way round, I don't think you'd consider saying ' Me discussed the situation with Stephen and Tom'.
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You need 'I'.

If you put it the other way round, I don't think you'd consider saying 'Me discussed the situation with Stephen and Tom'.

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