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Which pronoun in this sentence is correct?
"This is my son and I in Mexico." or
"This is my son and me in Mexico."
"This is my son and me in Mexico."
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Raul's reply was better, so I have removed mine to reduce confusion.
- Raul's reply was better, so I have removed mine to reduce confusion.
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Raul's reply was better, so I have removed mine to reduce confusion.
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In terms of "correctness", the form "This is my son and I in Mexico" is the right one. This sentence can be an answer to the question "WHO is that in the picture?", and the who-question should be replied with subject pronouns. Object pronouns are related to whom-questions.
However, this is considered a formal structure nowadays. Suject-forms are losing ground in favor of the object-f
However, this is considered a formal structure nowadays. Suject-forms are losing ground in favor of the object-f
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