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| During recess, I, Mary and John went to the playground. OR should it be: During recess, Mary, John and I went to the playground. Should we put the pronoun "I" at the end when there are more than one subjects in the sentence? PLUS: My teacher Miss Smith is kind. Should we put a comma after "My teacher"? i.e. My teacher, Miss Smith is kind. Thanks sooooo much for advising, teachers! |
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| 1- Put 'I' at the end. 2- When you have two things referring to a common subject, then put one between commas, though many don't. |
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