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4Likes- 28-Dec-2011, 13:20 #1
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me and I 1. May and I would like to join the party.
2. May and me would like to join the party.
3. I and May would like to join the party.
4. Me and May would like to join the party.
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Are the above sentences correct and same in meaning?
Thank you.
- 28-Dec-2011, 13:23 #2
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Teacher Re: me and I 1. May and I would like to join the party.
2. May and me would like to join the party. This sounds 'uneducated' to most native speakers.
3. I and May would like to join the party. We prefer #1.
4. Me and May would like to join the party. This sounds distinctly 'uneducated' to most native speakers.Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
- 28-Dec-2011, 13:24 #3
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Teacher Re: me and I #1 is correct.
Originally Posted by Ju 
#3 is grammatical but unnatural.
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