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Diotima Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Me and Sarah /Her and I
Dear teachers, I wonder if you could help me with this:
I was watching a movie and I heard 1) "me and Sarah like it". It also happened that I was talking to somebody and this person (native speaker) said 2) : "Her and I went to the shop..."
I might be wrong but should not it be 1) "I and Sarah" or 2) "She and I..." . In other words, aren't they both subjects? If that is the case why object pronouns apply and when do we ise one or the other?
Thank you for your help!
I was watching a movie and I heard 1) "me and Sarah like it". It also happened that I was talking to somebody and this person (native speaker) said 2) : "Her and I went to the shop..."
I might be wrong but should not it be 1) "I and Sarah" or 2) "She and I..." . In other words, aren't they both subjects? If that is the case why object pronouns apply and when do we ise one or the other?
Thank you for your help!
Top answer
1) Sarah and I 2) She and I Those are grammatically unimpeachable. diotima If that is the case why object pronouns apply and when do we ise one or the other? They are used in some substandard and informal Englishes or in character creation as in a movie.
- 1) Sarah and I 2) She and I Those are grammatically unimpeachable.
- diotima If that is the case why object pronouns apply and when do we ise one or the other?
- They are used in some substandard and informal Englishes or in character creation as in a movie.
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1) Sarah and I
2) She and I
Those are grammatically unimpeachable.
2) She and I
Those are grammatically unimpeachable.
diotimaIf that is the case why object pronouns apply and when do we ise one or the other?They are used in some substandard and informal Englishes or in character creation as in a movie.
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