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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Which version is correct...
"Will you come play in the park with Liz and me?" or "Will you come play in the park with Liz and I?"
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I think the first one is correct. ' 'Liz and me' would be objective in this case. No pun intended.
- I think the first one is correct.
- ' 'Liz and me' would be objective in this case.
- No pun intended.
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I think the first one is correct.
'Will you come and play with who?' 'Liz and me' would be objective in this case.
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'Will you come and play with who?' 'Liz and me' would be objective in this case.
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Does the first sentence sound correct without "to " or "and" between come and play? Doesn't it sound a bit American? or incomplete?
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There was a song, very popular many years ago, which said in part, 'Come fly with me'.
The way the sentence is structured, I would be happy slipping an 'and' in but not a 'to'.
'Will you come to the park and play with me.' is ok.
'Will you come to the park to play with me.' is ok but stilted and not something a speaker with English as his first language would use.
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The way the sentence is structured, I would be happy slipping an 'and' in but not a 'to'.
'Will you come to the park and play with me.' is ok.
'Will you come to the park to play with me.' is ok but stilted and not something a speaker with English as his first language would use.
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