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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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The use of me and I
she seems to upset both you and me or I? whish is correct?
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We don't say "She upsets I", so we can't use "I" there. It has to be you and me . CJ
- We don't say "She upsets I", so we can't use "I" there.
- It has to be you and me .
- CJ
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We don't say "She upsets I", so we can't use "I" there. It has to be you and me.
CJ
CJ
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