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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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"Bob and me" or "Bob and I"
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01 cite 10 Inchoateknowledge 12 cite 10 Strictly 10 speaking, only Bob and I. 11 font 10 I agree. 12 font 12 br11 font 00 It just depends on what you consider to be the elipsis. "Bob and I [are in this photo]" as opposed to "[Thi
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WRONG! WRONG! WRONG!
You would NEVER say "this is a picture of I" but you will almost always say "this is a picture of ME"
You would NEVER say "this is a picture of I" but you will almost always say "this is a picture of ME"
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