Sinister: She and me

Mark Iles iles at xxx.uk
Wed Nov 18 11:02:38 GMT 1998



	Someone was asking why yu couldn't use 'she and me' in a sentence.
I think it's because the two words are different declensions (is that the
word?). So you can say 'she and I' (as in 'she and I are both wearing
cardigans') or 'her and me' (as in 'Stuart Murdoch gives both her and me
palpitations'). Errr... dull post this, isn't it.


				Mark


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