Literary Discourse: ‘Between you and I’: wrong in grammar

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  • English Guy 10 years ago

    YOU and ME = US
    YOU and I = WE

    Bear this in mind before you use I or ME. When in a statement you intend using US, then go for YOU and ME. On the other hand when it is WE, then go for YOU and I.

  • Abubakar M. M. Azindoo 10 years ago

    Thanks for the elaborative contribution.

  • Chuck 10 years ago

    'The phrase, "You and I" is(not are) correct'. It's a phrase,not phrases.

  • Abubakar M. M. Azindoo 10 years ago

    Thanks for correcting the error of concord. In fact in the original script that portion reads "the phrases "between you and I" and "you and me" are correct. It is important to emphasize that the phrase "you and I" is correct ...
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  • Chuck 10 years ago

    My grammar prof,(Gogovi-ucc)used to say, "grammar was mathematical,no argument whatsoever"!Thanks and appreciation for the civic duty of educating the public.

  • Abubakar M. M. Azindoo 10 years ago

    Hahahahahaba! Most welcome, darling brother Chuck. I like the wise statement of the Professor and love your sense of sharing. Stay blessed.

  • Anim Moses 10 years ago

    I congratulate the writer and those who gave their comments. Well done!

  • Abubakar M. M. Azindoo 10 years ago

    Thankful and humbled, darling brother Anim Moses.

  • inusah zanjina 10 years ago

    Tanx so much broda. u r truly a genius

  • Abubakar Mohammed Marzuq Azindoo 10 years ago

    Darling brother Inusah Zanjina, you are most welcome. I am humbled.