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28 Apr 2007, 20:19
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are both these sentences correct? Is there a "GMAT preferred" structure to choose which one is the correct one?
The waiter broughtthe tacos to Bob and me.
The waiter broughtthe tacos to Bob and I.
The waiter broughtthe tacos to Bob and me.
The waiter broughtthe tacos to Bob and I.
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28 Apr 2007, 20:52
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bmwhyper2,
i is a subject pronoun and me is a object pronoun
in your case pronoun is part of object so me is the correct form
The waiter brought the tacos to Bob and me.
now this can be re-written with I as pronoun
Bob and I asked the waiter to get tacos.
Hope this helps
i is a subject pronoun and me is a object pronoun
in your case pronoun is part of object so me is the correct form
The waiter brought the tacos to Bob and me.
now this can be re-written with I as pronoun
Bob and I asked the waiter to get tacos.
Hope this helps
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