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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
John and I or John and me
Hi All,
Could you please let me know which is correct in the below 2 sentences:
1) John and I are talking about you.
2) John and me are talking about you.
I think 1st one is correct.
Thanks,
MC
Could you please let me know which is correct in the below 2 sentences:
1) John and I are talking about you.
2) John and me are talking about you.
I think 1st one is correct.
Thanks,
MC
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Anonymous I think 1st one is correct. You are right. Use the pronoun I , as the subjective part of the sentence.
- Anonymous I think 1st one is correct.
- You are right.
- Use the pronoun I , as the subjective part of the sentence.
- Prajwal
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AnonymousI think 1st one is correct.You are right.
Use the pronoun I, as the subjective part of the sentence.
Prajwal
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Hi,
I'd like to let you know what I think of these sentences, if I may.
1) John and I are talking about you. -- No doubt that this version is correct. The subject of this sentence is
John and I. I should be in the subjective case since it is part of the subject of the sentence.
2) John and me are talking about you. -- This one is not grammatica
I'd like to let you know what I think of these sentences, if I may.
1) John and I are talking about you. -- No doubt that this version is correct. The subject of this sentence is
John and I. I should be in the subjective case since it is part of the subject of the sentence.
2) John and me are talking about you. -- This one is not grammatica
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