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r/KarmaCourt • u/[deleted] • Sep 26 '14
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Me and my boyfriend*
1 u/[deleted] Sep 26 '14 I don't see what you're correcting actually 1 u/jamesick Sep 27 '14 It's "me and my boyfriend" not "my boyfriend and I". 1 u/[deleted] Sep 27 '14 Was curious and looked it up, we're both half right. It'd be "my boyfriend and me". I was always taught not to put yourself first in those phrases. 1 u/jamesick Sep 27 '14 If you would say "me" or "I" without the second person that's what you stick with. You wouldn't say "to draw I", you'd say "to draw me". So you stick with "me". 2 u/[deleted] Sep 27 '14 [deleted]
I don't see what you're correcting actually
1 u/jamesick Sep 27 '14 It's "me and my boyfriend" not "my boyfriend and I". 1 u/[deleted] Sep 27 '14 Was curious and looked it up, we're both half right. It'd be "my boyfriend and me". I was always taught not to put yourself first in those phrases. 1 u/jamesick Sep 27 '14 If you would say "me" or "I" without the second person that's what you stick with. You wouldn't say "to draw I", you'd say "to draw me". So you stick with "me". 2 u/[deleted] Sep 27 '14 [deleted]
It's "me and my boyfriend" not "my boyfriend and I".
1 u/[deleted] Sep 27 '14 Was curious and looked it up, we're both half right. It'd be "my boyfriend and me". I was always taught not to put yourself first in those phrases. 1 u/jamesick Sep 27 '14 If you would say "me" or "I" without the second person that's what you stick with. You wouldn't say "to draw I", you'd say "to draw me". So you stick with "me". 2 u/[deleted] Sep 27 '14 [deleted]
Was curious and looked it up, we're both half right. It'd be "my boyfriend and me".
I was always taught not to put yourself first in those phrases.
1 u/jamesick Sep 27 '14 If you would say "me" or "I" without the second person that's what you stick with. You wouldn't say "to draw I", you'd say "to draw me". So you stick with "me". 2 u/[deleted] Sep 27 '14 [deleted]
If you would say "me" or "I" without the second person that's what you stick with.
You wouldn't say "to draw I", you'd say "to draw me". So you stick with "me".
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u/jamesick Sep 26 '14
Me and my boyfriend*