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Irasuti Tan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Me or I

Guys...

Which one is correct between these 2 sentences :

There was a time when I made mistake because of miscommunication that happened between me and my costumer

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There was a time when I made mistake because of miscommunication that happened between my costumer and I

Thank you.
  

Top answer

Neither sentence is correct. between my. customer and me.

  • Neither sentence is correct.
  • between my.
  • customer and me.
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6 Answers
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Neither sentence is correct.

... between my. customer and me.
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Neither.

There was a time when I made a mistake because of miscommunication between [my customer and me / me and my customer / my customer and I / I and my customer].
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Is there a better word or phrase for "miscommunication" ?
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"i once made a mistake because of a miscommunication between a customer and me."

You could use "misunderstanding" instead of "miscommunication," but the former could be something simple: Your customer said "size ten" and you hear "size nine," so you brought the wrong size shoes. But "miscommunication" allows for the possibility of a discussion in which each exchange mystifies both parti
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OK, yeah, a customer is definitely better.

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