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Most likely yes, but that didn't stop 23andme.com haha :) It is interesting how language morphs over time. Some people will be quite opposed to grammatical err
by quuquuquu 9y ago
Most likely yes, but that didn't stop 23andme.com haha :)
It is interesting how language morphs over time. Some people will be quite opposed to grammatical errors taking root.
But language has a tendency to not only accept those errors as dual-truths, but eventually replace those errors as sole truths!
This is to the point where "you and I" sounds stunted, overly formal and archaic, compared to "you and me", in my opinion.
- tspike 9y ago"He gave it to Eliot and me," is correct. "Eliot and me gave it to him," is not. "He gave it to Eliot and I," would be an example of hypercorrection.