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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which pronoun is correct, I or me?
'The winners of the contest were Chris and I / me.'
This one can go both ways. Invert the sentence and you have: Chris and I were the winners of the contest. Conversely, you could have 'The winner of the contest was Chris'; The winner of the contest was me (not 'I').' So which is correct?
Thank you.
This one can go both ways. Invert the sentence and you have: Chris and I were the winners of the contest. Conversely, you could have 'The winner of the contest was Chris'; The winner of the contest was me (not 'I').' So which is correct?
Thank you.
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Both are correct. The subjective case is less common and more formal. We’ve already covered this, haven’t we?
- Both are correct.
- The subjective case is less common and more formal.
- We’ve already covered this, haven’t we?
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Both are correct. The subjective case is less common and more formal.
We’ve already covered this, haven’t we?
We’ve already covered this, haven’t we?
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Don't remember. I'm forty-eight years old. There's been a diminution of my mental faculties of late. You know what I mean?
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