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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
You and I, or you and me
when to use,"you and I" or "you and me"
Top answer
"I" is used as a subject. "Me" is used as an object.
- "I" is used as a subject.
- "Me" is used as an object.
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Use you and I when you would use I.
'I adore ice-cream.' 'You and I adore ice-cream.'
Use you and me when you would use me.
'She gave me her phone number.' 'She gave you and me her phone number.'
Rover
'I adore ice-cream.' 'You and I adore ice-cream.'
Use you and me when you would use me.
'She gave me her phone number.' 'She gave you and me her phone number.'
Rover
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