Asked by Tom
Is it.....
my Classmates and me
or
my classmates and I
my Classmates and me
or
my classmates and I
Answers
Answered by
drwls
It depends upon whether you and your classmates are the subject of the sentence (in which case use ".. and I"), or the object of a verb or preposition. That is more complicated grammar than I was taught in third grade.
Answered by
Writeacher
My classmates and I are going on a field trip to the natural history museum
(The phrase is the subject in there; therefore, you use "I")
The vice principal told my classmates and me to go back to our classroom.
(The phrase is the direct object in this sentence; therefore you use "me")
... just as DrWLS said.
(The phrase is the subject in there; therefore, you use "I")
The vice principal told my classmates and me to go back to our classroom.
(The phrase is the direct object in this sentence; therefore you use "me")
... just as DrWLS said.
Answered by
FIONA
mY CLASSMATES AND i
Answered by
Perplexepenny,O
my class mates and i is te correct answr
Answered by
Saira
Its my classmates and I.
Answered by
Alysha
my classmates and I
Answered by
Leah
Depend on how you use it
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