Is it, "here is a recipe I can make for JOHN AND I tomorrow", "here is a recipe I can make for JOHN AND ME tomorrow", or "here is a recipe I can make for ME AND JOHN tomorrow"? Or are all three correct? If all three or right, which one would you choose?
I really want to know. BTW, I am trying to compose an email to someone to look at a recipe to see if it is good, because I can't cook, but I'm so confused by the recipe I forgot how to word the email. Thanks, maybe it can help someone else, too. :-)
2007-08-02
08:12:40
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