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#1

07-Apr-2007, 15:15

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'You and me' or 'You and I'

Hello,
do you say 'You and me' or 'You and I' ?
Thanks
Cestmir

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07-Apr-2007, 16:29

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Re: 'You and me' or 'You and I'

You and I are lucky. --> "You and I" = subject of the sentence
.
He wants to talk to you and me. --> "you and me" = object
.
Sometimes you might hear "you and me" as the subject of a sentence in very informal spoken English, but that's grammatically incorrect.

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