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So I've been having a debate with a friend. Is it correct to say, "Me and Dave went to the park." I think that you cannot use "me" as a pronoun to start the sentence, because if Dave wasn't there you'd be saying, "me went to the park". Therefore you would have to say "Dave and I went to the park." What is the rule here?
  

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Anonymous So I've been having a debate with a friend. " I think that you cannot use "me" as a pronoun to start the sentence, because if Dave wasn't there you'd be saying, "me went to the park". " What is the rule here?

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  • Anonymous So I've been having a debate with a friend.
  • " I think that you cannot use "me" as a pronoun to start the sentence, because if Dave wasn't there you'd be saying, "me went to the park".
  • " What is the rule here?
  • You are completely correct.
  • Take out the other person and use what you would normaly.
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AnonymousSo I've been having a debate with a friend. Is it correct to say, "Me and Dave went to the park." I think that you cannot use "me" as a pronoun to start the sentence, because if Dave wasn't there you'd be saying, "me went to the park". Therefore you would have to say "Dave and I went to the park." What is the rule here?

You are completely correct
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