cancrojc

What is the diferent between "You and i" and "You and me" (when to use one and when to use the other).

Thanks

phatkat

use 'You and I" always; "You and me" never. the latter is incorrect.

I is the subject, Me is the object.

think of it this way: if you say "you and me are going to the store," but later decide that only YOU are going to the store, would you say "me am going to the store"? no, you'd say "I am going to the store." Therefore, "you and I are going to the store."

make sense?

cancrojc

I cant remember where i hear/saw that "you and me..." thats why i had doubts about it. Thanks again.

cancrojc

Oh, now i remember another thing...
PLEASE what do this mean: lol

i read that everywhere, i know that its like btw=by-the-way and its something good because everybody use it like a smile or something.

shanon_ea

you and i would be the better way to phrase it... alot of people use 'you and me' but.. its sort of slang.. not really proper...

oh yeah.. and lol = laugh out loud
hehe..

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cancrojc

Thanks!!
Now i can use the "lol" (because i know exactly what it means)

Cosita Rica

no doubt that the song "don't speak" starts with "you and me....we used to be together...." and a good lesson of english for a venezuelan

chonchon18

*points a fatty's reply*

Cosita Rica

i know chonchon18, but cancrojc said he has heard "you and me" somewhere, so he was confused. so i was wondering that he had heard it in "don't speak"

chonchon18

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