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Green class 872 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Which sentence is correct?
LaWanda and I were at a wedding. Or,
Me and LaWanda were at a wedding.
Top answer
green class 872 LaWanda and I were at a wedding. Or, Me and LaWanda were at a wedding. The first one.
- green class 872 LaWanda and I were at a wedding.
- Or, Me and LaWanda were at a wedding.
- The first one.
- A simple trick to decide which one to use: eliminate the other person from the sentence, and then see which pronoun you would use when it's just you in the sentence.
- That's the one you need.
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green class 872LaWanda and I were at a wedding. Or,
Me and LaWanda were at a wedding.
The first one.
A simple trick to decide which one to use: eliminate the other person from the sentence, and then see which pronoun you would use when it's just you in the sentence. That's the one you need.
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