The cars waited for us, Stan and (me, I), to cross, but (him and me, he and I) could not hurry.

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Rajan Balana · Answer 1 · 2024-03-07T20:23:14+0000

The cars waited for us, Stan and I, to cross, but him and me could not hurry.

REMEMBER: the beginning of a sentence if you are talking about yourself you use “I” and if it is in the middle or last part of a sentence it’s “me.”

The cars waited for us, Stan and (me, I), to cross, but (him and me, he and I) could not hurry.

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