he was also wrong when he said "my friend and me" it should be "my friend and I"
No. That's incorrect. If his friend wasn't there he wouldn't say "Please don't kill I." Simply adding people doesn't change it. "Me" is used as an object and "I" is used as a subject. Something happens to me, but I do something.
CORRECT: My friend and I went to the store.
INCORRECT: Me and my friend went to the store.
CORRECT: The store gave me and my friend free chips.
INCORRECT: The store gave my friend and I free chips.
> he was also wrong when he said "my friend and me" it should be "my friend and I"
No. That's incorrect. If his friend wasn't there he wouldn't say "Please don't kill I." Simply adding people doesn't change it. "Me" is used as an object and "I" is used as a subject. Something happens to me, but I do something.
CORRECT: My friend and I went to the store.
INCORRECT: Me and my friend went to the store.
CORRECT: The store gave me and my friend free chips.
INCORRECT: The store gave my friend and I free chips.
I and my friend went to the store.
So right yet so wrong.
I and my friend went to the store.
So right yet so wrong.
Not really. In English the 2nd and 3rd person pronouns usually come before first person pronouns.
Not really. In English the 2nd and 3rd person pronouns usually come before first person pronouns.
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