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You and I or You and me?
- You and I or You and me?
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As a subject noun, it must be "Tim and I". As an object noun, it should be "Tim and me". Compare:
Tim and I have been friends for 10 years.
Jane invited Tim and me to a party.
It is very common, although wrong, to say "me and Tim", for instance, both as subject or object. Be careful!
Hope this helps!
Tim and I have been friends for 10 years.
Jane invited Tim and me to a party.
It is very common, although wrong, to say "me and Tim", for instance, both as subject or object. Be careful!
Hope this helps!
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