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Lee8u Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
When to use "You and I"?
Hi,
I'm still confused as to when to use "You and I"? In other scenarios, I hear people and people on TV use "me and John"...
Your help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
- Lee
I'm still confused as to when to use "You and I"? In other scenarios, I hear people and people on TV use "me and John"...
Your help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
- Lee
Top answer
subjective or objective pronoun?
- subjective or objective pronoun?
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Hi Lee8u,
welcome to EnglishForward.
I don't really undertand your question, some specific examples would have been useful...
That subject is kind of complicated though... Let's say you should use "you and I" when it's the subject:
You and I are the same age.
...if it's not the subject, then you should use "you and me" or "me and you":
He sent a letter to yo
welcome to EnglishForward.
I don't really undertand your question, some specific examples would have been useful...
That subject is kind of complicated though... Let's say you should use "you and I" when it's the subject:
You and I are the same age.
...if it's not the subject, then you should use "you and me" or "me and you":
He sent a letter to yo
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