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Hello people!! Could you please explain to me when do I use "I" and "me" at the end of a sentence like "...you and I" or "...you and me." Thanks in advance for your attention. Bye.
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Hello people!! Could you please explain to me when I use "I" and "me" at the end of a sentence like "...you and I" or "...you and me." Thanks in advance for your attention. Bye.-----------------------------
In spoken English people use both because they dont really pay attention to grammar. But grammatically, from what I know, I is a subject pronoun meanwhile me is an object pronoun. So i think you would say:
You and I need to meet up for coffee this weekend. (Subject)
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The teacher asked to see you and me after class.. (object)
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Hey Fabio,
"You and I" i used when you want to begin a sentence and is usually a substitute for "we". For example: "You and I should go to the movies".
"You and me" is a bastardization of "you and I" and is grammatically incorrect in most cases. "....you and me" is only correct if it is used to end a sentence and can be a substitute for "us". I'll give you two examples:
Wrong usage of "you and me": "You and me are really good looking"
Right usage of "you and me": "Daniel is talking about you and me". As you can see, "you and me" can easily be substituted for "us".
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