You and I, or you and me? Which one is correct, why?

You and I, or you and me? Which one is correct, why?

English (language) • 211.9K followers All about English Grammar, Vocabulary and English Learning advice.   Jessica Scott, Senior Manager at Deloitte (2016-present) Posted Feb 16 You and I, or you and me? Which one is correct, why? Part of the reason this is so tricky is "you" can be either a subject or object pronoun in English, but "I" is always a subject pronoun and "me" is always an object pronoun.... Read more »     Jessica Scott, Senior Manager at Deloitte (2016-present) Posted Feb 16 Which sentence is correct, "Who did speak to you" and "Who spoke to you"? We usually invert the subject and verb in a question, and with most verbs in the simple present and past tenses we use do/does/did as auxiliary verbs, e.g. "What do you thin... Read more »     Kelly William, Assistant Professor (2013-present) Posted Feb 14 Is "He traveled by the sea." a correct sentence? It could just about be correct if you mean that he travelled along the coast. However, if you mean that he travelled from one place to another by going across the sea, it sho... Read more »   Read more in English (language)

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