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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Writing grammer
Is the correct grammer "Betty and I are planning to visit you next Tuesday? or Betty and me plan to visit you next Tuesday"???
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gramm a r is the spelling. Only the first is correct: Betty and I are planning ... " either.
- gramm a r is the spelling.
- Only the first is correct: Betty and I are planning ...
- " either.
- CJ
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grammar is the spelling.
Only the first is correct: Betty and I are planning ...
You wouldn't say "Me plan to visit you", so you don't say "Betty and me plan ..." either.
CJ
Only the first is correct: Betty and I are planning ...
You wouldn't say "Me plan to visit you", so you don't say "Betty and me plan ..." either.
CJ
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