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grammar! John and me, or me and John?
A gift from me and John
OR
A gift from John and me
22 Answers
- Anonymous8 years agoFavorite Answer
A gift from John and me. It's not John and I, you can always check this by taking out the other noun, which is John. A gift from I is not right, however, a gift from me is.
- 8 years ago
Normally it would be John and i but in this case a gift from me and john would be needed. It needs to still make sense even if you take out the "john and"/ "john and"part. A gift from iwould not make sense would it
Also i know for a fact i am right, ignore those who say otherwise
Those who read the extra details will agree with me if they are smart
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- Anonymous8 years ago
John and me.
- billyLv 58 years ago
Some of these people are saying it's "John and I", which isn't even right in this case.
"A gift from John and I". Try taking out "John" and say "A gift from I". That is incorrect and sounds very weird. You say "A gift from John and me".
If you had said "John and me went to the store", then that would be wrong. In that situation, you would say "John and I went to the store"
