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Which Sentence Is Correct: 1) "He Gave It To Mary And I" -or- 2) "He Gave It To Mary And Me."?
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This is absolutely wrong! "To" is a preposition, and any
noun or pronoun after a preposition is in objective case, so the
correct answer is: "He gave it to Mary and me." Would you say:
"He gave the book to I"?
comment made by April25 2 years ago
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