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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Me or I?
Which of these would be a correct statement?
John, Cat and I are in agreement
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John, Cat and me are in agreement
John, Cat and I are in agreement
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John, Cat and me are in agreement
Top answer
The first sentence is correct. You are using 'I' as a subject not as an object.
- The first sentence is correct.
- You are using 'I' as a subject not as an object.
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The first sentence is correct. You are using 'I' as a subject not as an object.
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