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"between you and me".

• bowsamic 4y ago
  Both are grammatically correct
  • ncmncm 4y ago
    No. One is, one is not. Many Americans are terminally confused about this.
    • bowsamic 4y ago
      I'm British, why assume I'm a yank? Also, I don't really care. Grammar is incredibly low on my list of priorities
      • ncmncm 4y ago
        Because Yanks are more often confused about grammar. As a Brit you have less excuse. It is not low enough for you to have avoided being Wrong on The Internet after failing to take correction, and then complaining after that.
        • bowsamic 4y ago
          Don't rudely and pedantically pick on my comment. I put effort into it and you are hung up on a very basic grammatical mistake.
          • ncmncm 4y ago
            The Buddhist response would have been to quietly accept the correction. Maybe learn something. Quarreling without even looking it up is decidedly, how do Buddhists say? "attached".
            • bowsamic 4y ago
              That's very rude and an offensive caricature of Buddhism.
              • ncmncm 4y ago
                "Non-attachment", for anyone following, is the core principle of Buddhism. My experience is the people who say "rude" most frequently have been the most that. I speculate that they imagine so much rudeness around them that they consider their own forgiveable.
  • pigtailgirl 4y ago
    -- one is in relation to a subject - one an object - I bought this cake for you and I would be incorrect - you and I however - would attend the concert - if you'd like --