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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

You and him or him and you

Which is correct?

another example: john and you or you and john

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All these are OK: John and you, you and John You and him, him and you

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All these are OK:

John and you, you and John
You and him, him and you
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Sanjay and you have to be present at the Venue
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is you and him correct?

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You got a raise

John got a raise

So you and John are both subjects in the sentence. If you combine the sentences, you will have: You and John (both) got a raise.

However, it is worth noting that 'You" is not a pronoun (like in your example "you and him...". Him- is an objective pronoun whereas "you" is a direct object. So if you say "you and him

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