Question

is this a correct way to write this sentence


Mother sewn fur jackets for Father and I, just in case the weather gets bad.

thank you!

Answer 1

1. Correct the verb to a standard simple past tense.

2. Correct the pronoun after "Father and"

Answer 2

how do you do that? that's what I don't get?

Answer 3

The parts of the verb "to sew" are these:

present = sew
simple past = sewed
past participle = sewn

The past participle by itself cannot be the main verb of a sentence. Use the simple past.

Also ... which of these would you say:

~ She made that for me.
or
~ She made that for I.

The pronoun "I" is used when the word is the subject of a verb; the pronoun "me" is used when it's an object (in this case an object of the preposition "for").

Please post the corrected sentence, and I'll double-check it for you.

Answer 4

Mother sewed fur jackets for Father and me