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Sue and I welcome you. Or Sue and myself welcome you
Sue and myself welcome you. Or. Sue and I welcome you
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Sue and I welcome you . If you aren't sure which pronoun to use, remove the other person from the sentence and see what makes sense then. That will be the one you need.
- Sue and I welcome you .
- If you aren't sure which pronoun to use, remove the other person from the sentence and see what makes sense then.
- That will be the one you need.
- For example: I welcome you.
- Myself welcome you.
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Sue and I welcome you.
If you aren't sure which pronoun to use, remove the other person from the sentence and see what makes sense then. That will be the one you need. For example:
I welcome you.
Myself welcome you.
If you aren't sure which pronoun to use, remove the other person from the sentence and see what makes sense then. That will be the one you need. For example:
I welcome you.
Myself welcome you.
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