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| "I had spoken to she and her friend." Is (she) being used correctly? |
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You could say: She and her friend had been spoken to by I. You couldn't say: I had spoken to she. |
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| Hi, No, this is not correct. You should use 'her'. It would be of course better if you used at least one name in such a sentence, for example, 'I had spoken to Lisa and her friend. A sentence, 'I had spoken to her and her friend' could be used if speakers knew who is being talked about. Iza Quote:
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