“He and I” or “Him and me”? Learn the difference! (English Pronoun Rules)

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Thank you for the video. It has restored my sanity. For some reason, more and more educated native speakers don’t follow Rule #2. They always use I instead of me as the object pronoun. I think this tendency is a sort of overcompensation for using “me” in the subject. Interestingly, they do it only for “I/me”, not other pronouns. And you are right it’s easy to check by separating two object pronouns, e.g., “please give it to David and I.” They would never say :”give it to I”.

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Do the words: and, end read identically, because I hear them identically, how can I tell them apart? Thank you and best regards🥰👍

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thank you teacher ! 'is still very confusing for "me "but not for "i" ahah .....is it correct ?))

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In Spanish we say "the donkey goes ahead" or "the donkey goes first" when the interlocutor mentions himself before the companion. This is because it is considered rude to mention oneself first.

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That makes perfect sense to me. In English, it also just sounds better to say “She and I” instead of “I and she.” :)

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If you wanna be specific, I mean if you want to point out the people who were seen together, you just gotta say;
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BUT if the people who are being pointed out are already known, you just say;
- "They saw US together.

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