Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:47 pm
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Jamesyboy wrote:That's the rule I always useMarbella wrote:II always debate the me or I issue!! From what I remember from my grammar school education, the way of working out which to use is to remove the other person from the sentence and then to see if the sentence still makes sense.
Jamesyboy wrote:I always debate the me or I issue!! From what I remember from my grammar school education, the way of working out which to use is to remove the other person from the sentence and then to see if the sentence still makes sense.Marbella wrote:I put little notes on some of the pictures. I liked them, and your website too. You're actually older than I thought..
Love the music, too!
Is "Jessie" our Jess?
So, if we take:
'Kris and I went to the shops'
taking 'Kris' out the sentence still makes sense:
'I went to the shops'.
However:
'Kris and I at the Halloween Ball'
would end up as:
'I at the Halloween Ball'
which isn't right. So, I presume, it should be:
'Me and Kris at the Halloween Ball'
or:
'Kris and me at the Halloween Ball'.
Been discussing this a lot lately!! Not entirely sure what the correct answer is....
And yes Jessie is the lovely Jess. And she certainly is beautiful!!
Helloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!Cloud_ax wrote:hi everyone!
I've got a big thing for girls with good grammarJess4298 wrote:That's the rule I always useJamesyboy wrote:I always debate the me or I issue!! From what I remember from my grammar school education, the way of working out which to use is to remove the other person from the sentence and then to see if the sentence still makes sense.
Jamesy!!! I don't think you really meant that!!!Jamesyboy wrote:Jess4298 wrote:Terribly sorry...I'll try to refrain from mentioning the two together againJamesyboy wrote:If they don't appear in Myspace I'll be mightily distressed dear Jess.
And mentioning pictures and baths in the same sentence is potential dangerous btw.
Although My sister has snapped pictures of me in the tub before...only because I'll surprise her and take a pic when she's just in her underthings![]()
Girls are horrible lol![]()
Well if you ever have any spare photos lying around, you're more than welcome to have my email address![]()
I agree that it looks better, but whether it is grammtically correct I'm a little more sceptical over, as I'm not sure there is a subject in the statement / caption! IMHO, that caption is effectively saying either:Marbella wrote:'Kris and I at the Halloween Ball'
would end up as:
'I at the Halloween Ball'
which isn't right. So, I presume, it should be:
'Me and Kris at the Halloween Ball'
James, the problem with this is that you are using the end of a sentence as the beginning of a sentence. You are substituting the object for the subject.
You wouldn't say, "Me go to the ball," but you would say, "Andy saw Kris and me at the Halloween Ball."
I believe if you are going to use a sentence fragment as a caption, using a subject looks better than using an object.
This is just my humble opinion.
No me neither....Sim7lizard wrote:Jamesy!!! I don't think you really meant that!!!Jamesyboy wrote:Jess4298 wrote: Terribly sorry...I'll try to refrain from mentioning the two together again
Although My sister has snapped pictures of me in the tub before...only because I'll surprise her and take a pic when she's just in her underthings![]()
Girls are horrible lol![]()
Well if you ever have any spare photos lying around, you're more than welcome to have my email address![]()