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How is it correct?
How is it correct?
1. My wife and I picked up a homeless puppy recently.
2. Me and my wife picked up some a homeless puppy recently.
Apr 19, 2015 11:37 AM
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The reason why "my wife and I" is correct is that it is the subject of the sentence. A tip on situations like this is to try replacing the phrase with a single pronoun:
"I picked up a puppy" is correct.
"Me picked up a puppy" is incorrect.
"Me" is correct as the object of a sentence.
"The puppy licked me" is correct.
"The puppy licked I" is incorrect.
So "The puppy licked my wife and me" is correct.
April 19, 2015
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How is it correct?
How is it correct?
1. My wife and I picked up a homeless puppy recently. This sentence is correct. Keep up the good work! Rachael Alice
2. Me and my wife picked up some a homeless puppy recently.
April 19, 2015
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Sergey
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