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Guest Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Me and I (Guest:Tom)
Asked a question, earlier, but didn't give whole thing. Here it is again.
I hear on our local radio the following - "my Son and me went to the store."
It should be "my Son and I went to the store."
What are the grammatical rules surrounding this? thanks.
I hear on our local radio the following - "my Son and me went to the store."
It should be "my Son and I went to the store."
What are the grammatical rules surrounding this? thanks.
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Hi Tom, The grammar in songs is never the best. Check this post which has a similar question. I are, me are!
- Hi Tom, The grammar in songs is never the best.
- Check this post which has a similar question.
- I are, me are!
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Hi Tom,
The grammar in songs is never the best.
Check this post which has a similar question.
I are, me are!
The grammar in songs is never the best.
Check this post which has a similar question.
I are, me are!
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