“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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They saw you, her and me 'threegether'.
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The German FM said in a speech at the UN: Us against them. Unfortunately, she repeated it several times and it sounded false to me. Thank you for confirming. Okay, she might have learnt from Pink Floyd. 😂

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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;
-"They saw YOU, HER and ME together".
BUT if the people who are being pointed out are already known, you just say;
- "They saw US together.

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