she and i or her and i ?

[zayck]

''she and i '' and ''her and i '',may i know which is the correct one ??
thank you very much

 

[Barb_D]

Neither. The pronoun "I" is capitalized.

I is a subject.
She is a subject.

Her is an object.
Me is an object.

Never, ever would the object "her" go with the subject "I."

She and I are going to the mall.
He wrote to both of us, to her and me.

What is the sentence you plan to use this in?

 

[zayck]

Thank you very much.
My actual sentence would be '' Only she and I who are going to the party.'' (It is a casual talk in a conversation).
Is this correct ?

 

[Barb_D]

Delete the word "who" and you're okay.

 

[zayck]

Delete the word "who" and you're okay.

Thank you very much !
But, may I know when do I supposed to use the word '' who'' in the middle of the sentence ?

 

[Barb_D]

Of all the girls in the class, she and I were the only ones who were going.

Who leads off a clause, which will include a verb.

 

[zayck]

Thank you very much!
Your explanations are very comprehensive.