The correct spelling is to boot.An example sentence is "Jack insulted her, and in her native language to boot".
John and I is correct only when the sentence is using this phrase as its subject, i.e. it is used in the subjective case. Example: John and I prefer hot dogs. When the sentence they are in uses them as an object of a verb, only John and me is correct. An example of this is, "The boss fired John and me today." An object of a preposition like "to" or "for" or "from" also uses the "me" form, as in, "Do this as a favor for John and me." This may sound confusing and technical, so I'll make it very simple and foolproof. Whenever you are about to use either phrase, try saying your statement with only the "I" or "me". Leave out the words, "John and". You have just raised a much easier question: "Which is correct, I or me?" If you have a knowledge of the English language at the level of a 5 year old or more, you will immediately know the correct answer.For example can you handle these?1. Iprefer hot dogs. / Meprefer hot dogs. -- correct usage is "John and I".2. The boss fired Itoday. / The boss fired metoday. -- correct usage is "John and me".3. Do this as a favor for I./ Do this as a favor for me. -- correct usage is "John and me".Finally, if the meaning of what you are saying would turn to nonsense when applied to only one person (the I or me) you may have to try "we / us" instead of "I / me".The thing you have to remember now is that WE goes with I, and US goes with ME.Trying it in the sentences above:1. Weprefer hot dogs. / Usprefer hot dogs. -- correct usage is "John and Iprefer hot dogs".2. The boss fired wetoday. / The boss fired ustoday. -- correct usage is "The boss fired John and metoday".3. Do this as a favor for we./ Do this as a favor for us. -- correct usage is "Do this as a favor for John and me".Read this answer over several times if necessary. Once you catch on, making the correct choice will become very automatic.Practice by thinking up puzzlers to test your friends, and then tell them the reason for the correct answer. Here are a few to get you started:1. The award should have gone to John and ___! (Hint: to I/ to me)2. Your decision really made John and ___ very angry. (Hint: made we/ usangry)3. What if John and ____ treated you that badly? (Hint: What if I/ metreated you ...)
You only capitalize when you are using their actual names. So if you had two brothers and one sister you would write: "I have three siblings, Marco, Katerina and Jack."
This sentence is not correct. It tells us the house is doing the action of build but a house cannot build. a person or company needs to do the action = Jack is building a house. Now we can write a passive sentence = The house is being built. If you want to you can add the agent (Jack) = The house is being built by Jack
Yes. Jack and Jill went up the hill. This sentence has two subjects (Jack, Jill) and one verb (went). Jack and Jill went up the hill and got a pail of water. This sentence has two subjects (Jack, Jill) and two verbs (went, got).
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The possessive form of the plural noun brothers is brothers'.Example: My brothers' names are Jeff and Jack.
yes he has three brothers louie jack and henry
Yes, Jack "Flawless" Lawless is still apart of the Jonas Brothers. In fact, he is the drummer.
No
Famous Australian shearing legend Jack "Jackie" Howe did not have any brothers or sisters, according to known records.
Jack Dash is the author of Good Morning Brothers
Jack Keaurac The correct spelling is Jack Kerouac.
Yes, you can answer it yourself by taking out one of the names and seeing if it is correct. (i.e. Uncle Jack brought gifts for me -or- Uncle Jack brought gifts for Katrina)
Yes.
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