Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Which is grammatical, what is the rule?
Which form is correct?
I'd rather you wait than me.
I'd rather have you wait than I wait.
I'd rather you wait than I.
I'd rather you wait than me.
I'd rather have you wait than I wait.
I'd rather you wait than I.
Top answer
I don't like any of them. I would say: I'd rather you wait ed than I / me . CB
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I don't like any of them. I would say: I'd rather you waited than I/me.
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