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06-Dec-2004, 23:07
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 correct sentence Tom, harry, Sam and myself are going on a picnic or Tom ,harry,Sam and me are going on a picnic or Tom ,Harry, Sam amd I are going on a picnic |
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06-Dec-2004, 23:42
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| Re: correct sentence "Tom, Harry, Sam amd I are going on a picnic" is the only correct sentence of the three. Of "me. myself, and I" only "I" should be used as a subject (nominative case). |
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