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Hanuman_2000 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
You-she
Hello,
1. He and I are playing.
The above sentence can be written as - "We (she+I) are playing."
2. He and you are playing.
Shall I write the above one as - "You are playing."
what are the rule about these?
She+he= they
She/he+you= you
You +I= We
They+I=We
Are these correct?
Thanks.
1. He and I are playing.
The above sentence can be written as - "We (she+I) are playing."
2. He and you are playing.
Shall I write the above one as - "You are playing."
what are the rule about these?
She+he= they
She/he+you= you
You +I= We
They+I=We
Are these correct?
Thanks.
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Context might imply changes, but what you seem to understand is understandable to me. "You and I" can also be "Us" as can yourself as part of a larger group.
- Context might imply changes, but what you seem to understand is understandable to me.
- "You and I" can also be "Us" as can yourself as part of a larger group.
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Context might imply changes, but what you seem to understand is understandable to me. 
"You and I" can also be "Us" as can
"You and I" can also be "Us" as can
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