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What is the diference?
What is the diference between "My sister and me" and "My sister and I" in a question like: My sister and me went to the theatre last week?
31 de oct. de 2013 15:57
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Hi Carolina - It is grammatically incorrect to use 'My sister and me went to the theatre' because 'me' is not a subject pronoun (it's an object pronoun), and I think it's easier to understand if you remove one of the subjects - you wouldn't say 'me went to the theatre last week'. However, you could ask 'Did you get theatre tickets for me (and my sister)?' Hope this helps.
31 de octubre de 2013
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"My sister and I" is the correct way to say it, because I is a subject pronoun, however you will hear even native speakers use "me" instead of I. There's no difference in meaning.
31 de octubre de 2013
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