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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Proper grammar

Which one of the following sentences is correct:

1. My friend and I went shopping.

2. Me and my friend went shopping.

3. My friend and me went shopping.

3. My friend and myself went shopping.
  

Top answer

Let me try before moderators. I think there is no difference while starting the sentence with -- My friend and I -or- I and my friend -- But,,,,as in English grammar there is always a but...... So...

— Redkiddy

  • Let me try before moderators.
  • I think there is no difference while starting the sentence with -- My friend and I -or- I and my friend -- But,,,,as in English grammar there is always a but......
  • So...
  • 1.
  • is true.
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Let me try before moderators.

I think there is no difference while starting the sentence with --My friend and I-or-I and my friend--

But,,,,as in English grammar there is always a but...... as a kindness you should use -My friend and I and the other is accepted wrong grammatically.So...

1. is true.

2. you cant use me in the subje
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I agree - only #1 is grammatically correct.
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0 its my friend and i 0-
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please send any of your questions to myself or chief jonas
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Hi,
please send any of your questions to myself or chief jonas


Please send any questions to me or Chief Jonas.


Best wishes, Clive
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Thanks a lot buddy. I am always confused by what to use and your example has resolved my problem.

Cheers
Anish
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Any personal pronoun with "self", I.e "myself", "themselves", etc, "reflects" back to the original personal pronoun in the sentence, and are known as "reflexive" nouns. The correct usage is, for example, HE taught HIMself, THEY caught THEMselves, etc. These should never be used as a standalone subject.
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