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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

singular

is he and I are going and he and I is going which one is correct?
  

Top answer

He and I are going. I and he are going. We are going.

— Mister Micawber

  • He and I are going.
  • I and he are going.
  • We are going.
  • Bill and Mary are going.
  • We and it are going.
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He and I are going.
I and he are going.
We are going.
Bill and Mary are going.
We and it are going.
She and he are going.
etc.
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but in a exam question paper there were no option of he and I are going.
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Hello, sikandar hussain—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
sikandar hussainbut in a exam question paper there were no option of he and I are going.
Then the exam question is wrong, that is all.
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and which one is correct ( he is as tall as I am, he is as tall as i, he is so tall as I, he is so tall as I am?
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These are correct:

He is as tall as I am.
He is as tall as I.
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which one is most appropriate both were mention in exam.
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Bad exam. Well, I like the first one, but that is just a personal evaluation.
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