"And me" sounds like nails on a chalkboard to me, no matter how "correct" it is.
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To avoid this, always put me first. “Come with me and Bob” instead of “Come with Bob and me.”
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Given the perceived informality of me and that people sometimes use me where they should say I, I increasingly see the I formulation used But it's simple! Remove the other person so it's come with (me/I). It's obvs me
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Lots of American English speakers really don't understand object pronouns. This is one example; another is not understanding when to use who/whom.
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Indeed whomst'd've is a joke all about that error
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“me" is the object of the preposition and thus the correct answer. Not debatable.
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“I” is for people who think they know better.
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And illiterate. Easiest way to remember is to drop the Bob. Would anyone say "come with I?" Only if they can't read or write and/or are a non-english speaker.
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For the record the correct answer is “forget about bob just come with me”
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Did Bob's spouse say that
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"Just show the results to me and Bob"
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How is this even mildly controversial? Or were you just curious how many people don’t know their grammar rules...
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The other person always comes first. Next, take out the other person. Do you say “come with I?” Of course not. -My mom, circa 1988
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There are no correct answers but it'll be a cold day in hell when I say "come with Bob and I"
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I wouldn't go anywhere with Bob either.
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Remove the other person and pick which sounds correct. "Come with me"
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