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I is a subject, me is an object.......
don't know much, but i knows me grammar
Damn! Americans giving us Brits English lessons!!!!
if you take away "and my friend" you have me. "the man saw me." you wouldn't say, "the man saw i."
i can't believe 6 people voted for the second choice. basic stuff here.
ummmm yea i meant 2 click the other one ;)
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Take away the "my friend" caveat...
The first one.
I would have said it was the second one as it sounds like something Queen Victoria would have said.
- but i am from England, all you Americans listen to the man from the capital of your mother nation... "The geezer saw me and me mate".
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by mojo on Sat May 20, 06 4:44am
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damm, well i was never known on this site for my proper use of english, i am a master of the kurdish language though
by ABC on Sat May 20, 06 10:28am
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lol @ Coldasice! Thanx for your contribution ;-)
by mojo on Sat May 20, 06 10:32am
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Honestly, I'm not sure that *either* is correct. Seeing that, my first impulse is to say "The man saw my friend and me."
damm, well i was never known on this site for my proper use of english, i am a master of the kurdish language though
by ABC on May 20, 2006 10:28am
and klingon. don't forget your fluency in klingon my friend.
The first, since the 1st person pronoun is used as an object rather than a subject.
But I'll admit, it doesn't sound right, does it.
One easy guide: Substitute 'he' or 'him' and see which sounds better. He = subject (or I), Him = object (or me).
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