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What is the correct way to say just you and I or is it just you and me?
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∙ 12y ago
Depends...
Just you and I should go to the conference.
I should go to the conference.
Anyone else ready for seconds, or is it just you and me?
Anyone ready for seconds, or is it just me?
Tip: Always simplify the use to yourself alone, and then use the same form when including others.
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