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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

'Photographic' Pronouns

If someone labels a particular photograph, would it be "The kids and me" or "The kids and I"? If you break it down, you have two perspectives on this: "[This picture features or shows] the kids and me"; [This is a picture of] the kids and me." By the same token, "The kids and I [are in this picture]." Is there a right and wrong way here, or doesn't it really matter?

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I have responded to this elsewhere (in a post I cannot find). I don't think it makes any difference at all, but others were concerned.
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