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tibor
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Thu, 21 Oct 04 11:12 PM
Hi I need some help.
Is it correct to say or write:
You and I will go to movie
You and she listen music
You and they will buy together
I love she
etc
because I learned it was you and me or you and her, etc. I will like some help on this.
Thanks,
Tibor
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Mister Micawber
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Fri, 22 Oct 04 01:11 AM
I think I just answered this on your 'Guest' posting, Tibor, but I will reiterate:
'You and she' is used as a subject; 'you and her' is used as an object:
'You and she should get married.'
'Her boyfriend is looking for you and her.'
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tibor,
5 yr 18 days ago
Thanks
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