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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Picture Labeling
When labeling a picture, if it is you and something (say puppies) would it be "The Puppies and I" or "Me and the Puppies"?
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Id' prefer this: [This picture shows] the puppies and me. [This picture shows] me, not 'I'. But note: The puppies and I [look adorable in this picture].
- Id' prefer this: [This picture shows] the puppies and me.
- [This picture shows] me, not 'I'.
- But note: The puppies and I [look adorable in this picture].
- I, not 'me', look adorable in this picture.
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Id' prefer this:
[This picture shows] the puppies and me.
[This picture shows] me, not 'I'.
But note:
The puppies and I [look adorable in this picture].
I, not 'me', look adorable in this picture.
[This picture shows] the puppies and me.
[This picture shows] me, not 'I'.
But note:
The puppies and I [look adorable in this picture].
I, not 'me', look adorable in this picture.
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The Puppies and Me
But I suspect this is for something very informal, so you can really label your pictures any way you want.
CJ
But I suspect this is for something very informal, so you can really label your pictures any way you want.
CJ
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