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23-May-2007, 11:55
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 Object Personal Pronoun Uncle Jim sent you and me a present. My daughter's teacher crossed it out and said the correct one is "Uncle Jim sent you and I a present". She insisted that is the correct one? I am pretty sure it is you and me because it is an object personal pronoun. Can somebody help? |
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24-May-2007, 06:34
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