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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Pestiferous Pronouns

Are these correct?

1. The argument was between Ken and him.


2. Mike and I are friends.

(Logic: Mike's a friend; I'm a friend.)


3. Ken and he hate each other.


4. The argument was between Ken and me.


5. You and they need to back off.


6. Aubrey and she are in trouble.


Thank you.
  

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All are correct. CB

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victo2. Mike and I are friends.
(Logic: Mike's a friend; I'm a friend.) Mike's my frind; I'm his friend.
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canadian45(Logic: Mike's a friend; I'm a friend.)
I don’t see a problem with this. It shows that the nominative case is correct.
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