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Latest post Thu, Jun 10 2004 5:53 PM by Guest. 1 replies.
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Guest  +  32746 Thu, 10 Jun 04 05:53 PM
Which sentence is correct?

Please join Tyler and me for a day in the country.
OR
Please join Tyler and I for a day in the country.

I assume that it would be the first because if I remove the words "Tyler and" from the sentence, the first sentence would be the grammatically correct.
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suzi, 5 yr 166 days ago
the first is right - for the reason that you suggest.
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