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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Me or i
What if the same thing that happened between jim and me/I happens to us too?
which one is grammatically correct?
Top answer
The gifts are for Jim and me. Jim and I received the gifts. In your example it must be 'me', the objective case of 'I'.
- The gifts are for Jim and me.
- Jim and I received the gifts.
- In your example it must be 'me', the objective case of 'I'.
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The gifts are for Jim and me.
Jim and I received the gifts.
In your example it must be 'me', the objective case of 'I'.
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