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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Which is correct?

Thank you for meeting with John and me

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Thank you for meeting with John and I?

Thank you
  

Top answer

According to the rules, always use the objective form after a preposition: with John and me. Some native speakers don't know the rule, so they use "I" because they think it is correct or because they think it sounds better. So if a native speaker tells you: Keep this secret just between you and I -- you will know that s/he is speaking "bad" English.

— Anonymous

  • According to the rules, always use the objective form after a preposition: with John and me.
  • Some native speakers don't know the rule, so they use "I" because they think it is correct or because they think it sounds better.
  • So if a native speaker tells you: Keep this secret just between you and I -- you will know that s/he is speaking "bad" English.
  • Even some high government officials speak like that!!!
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According to the rules, always use the objective form after a preposition: with John and me. Some native speakers don't know the rule, so they use "I" because they think it is correct or because they think it sounds better. So if a native speaker tells you: Keep this secret just between you and I -- you will know that s/he is speaking "bad" English. Even some high government officials speak lik
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