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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
me or I?
0 I believe the following sentence is correct since "John or me" is an object within a phrase: 02 br
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00 "If you would like John or me to review the document, please let us know." 02 br
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00 However, a friend insists the following is correct, arguing that it simply sounds better: 02 br
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00 "If you would like John or I to review the document, please let us know." 02 br
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00 Thanks for any feedback. 0-
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00 "If you would like John or me to review the document, please let us know." 02 br
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00 However, a friend insists the following is correct, arguing that it simply sounds better: 02 br
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00 "If you would like John or I to review the document, please let us know." 02 br
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00 Thanks for any feedback. 0-
Top answer
0 Use reduction. At Google, in hits: 02 br 02 br 00 4 for "if you would like I to" 02 br 00 495,000 for "if you would like me to" 02 br 02 br 00 Well? 0-
- 0 Use reduction.
- At Google, in hits: 02 br 02 br 00 4 for "if you would like I to" 02 br 00 495,000 for "if you would like me to" 02 br 02 br 00 Well?
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0 Use reduction. At Google, in hits: 02 br
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00 4 for "if you would like I to" 02 br
00 495,000 for "if you would like me to" 02 br
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00 Well? 0-
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00 4 for "if you would like I to" 02 br
00 495,000 for "if you would like me to" 02 br
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00 Well? 0-
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0 Simple way to decide which is correct - take the other person out of it. 02 br
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00 if you would like I to review... 02 br
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00 if you would like me to review... 02 br
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00 whichever is correct is also correct when you add another person into the sentence. 0-
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00 if you would like I to review... 02 br
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00 if you would like me to review... 02 br
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00 whichever is correct is also correct when you add another person into the sentence. 0-
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0 If you would like 01 b 00 me 02 b 00 or John to review the document, please let us know. 02 br
00 If you rephrased the sentence and place 'me' first, it would be quite obvious that 'me' is the correct pronoun. 02 br
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00 If you would like 01 del 00 John or 02 del 00 01 b 00 me 02 b 00 to review the document,
00 If you rephrased the sentence and place 'me' first, it would be quite obvious that 'me' is the correct pronoun. 02 br
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00 If you would like 01 del
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01 cite 10 Anonymous 12 cite 10 However, a friend insists the following is correct, 11 b 11 font 10 arguing that it simply sounds better 12 font 12 b 10 : 12 br
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10 "If you would like John or I to review the document, please let us know." 12 br
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Classic Errors and Helpful Hints
Grammar and Spelling Tips
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I or me?
Be careful to use the pronouns I and me, he and him, she and her, we and us, and they and them in the right place. Use I, we, etc. when you are talking about someone who has done something (i.e. who is the subject of the sentence), and use me, us, etc. when you are talking about someone who ha
Grammar and Spelling Tips
and
I or me?
Be careful to use the pronouns I and me, he and him, she and her, we and us, and they and them in the right place. Use I, we, etc. when you are talking about someone who has done something (i.e. who is the subject of the sentence), and use me, us, etc. when you are talking about someone who ha
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Hi Anon
If you post information from taken word-for-word from another source, you should make it clear that you are not the author, and you should identify the source.
In this case, the source seems to be this website:
http://ww
If you post information from taken word-for-word from another source, you should make it clear that you are not the author, and you should identify the source.
In this case, the source seems to be this website:
http://ww
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