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Latest post Thu, Aug 5 2004 6:17 PM by haoqide. 1 replies.
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Ed  +  40978 Thu, 05 Aug 04 05:55 PM
Which one should I use, I or Me?

This will be a win/win for your company and (I or Me).
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haoqide  +  40982 Thu, 05 Aug 04 06:17 PM
I would say "me" because it's the object of a prepositional phrase. For example, if you take out "your company and" you would be left with the prepositional phrase "for me". So, it should be, "This will be a win-win situation for your company and me," or simply, "This is a win-win situation for us both."

Hope that helps!
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