When posting a caption for a picture, which is grammatically correct? "Bob and I" or "Bob and me"

Question

Also, if the caption only depicts the people in the photo and not the situation, which is correct?

furthermore, if the caption reads, "Bob and ___ in Disneyworld." Is it "me" or "I"?

I've seen it both ways, even "Bob and myself". But I'm not sure which is grammatically correct

Answer 1

"Bob and me" is the grammatically correct caption for the picture and is also accurate for the other situations asked.

Answer 2

This depends on what you are trying to convey. In the absence of other information, I assume that you want to say, "This is a picture of Bob and me" ( which is a grammatically correct sentence).
Thus use the caption "Bob and me".

Answer 3

Well, for your situation, mentioning only the names without placing them in a sentence where they are a subject or object, I think "hey, thats bob and me in disney world" is more appropriate. Try replacing that with plural pronoun, would you say "bob and we"! I dont think so.(I=we, me=us). Why dint you just say "me and bob"that will work

Answer 4

Additional information added 12/17:

If it's just to label a picture of the two of you, it would be "Me and Bob" or "Bob and Me." The implied complete sentence is, "[This is] me and Bob." You wouldn't say, "This is I." So, you'd use the same pronoun along with a conjunction (in this case "and") as you would without it.

The same applies to your sentence, "Bob and Me at Disneyland." You wouldn't say, "I at Disneyland." The implied complete sentence is, "This is Bob and Me at Disneyland."


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Depends on what message you're trying to convey. Here are two examples of how the sentence can be written:

"Bob and I had a wonderful time on this cruise!" In this example, you and Bob are the subject. You wouldn't say, "Me had a wonderful time..." You'd say, "I had a wonderful time..." Therefore, the conjunction "and" ties the two subjects together. "Bob and I..."

"This vacation cruise was like therapy for me and Bob." In this example, you and Bob are the objects. You wouldn't say, "..was like therapy for I." You'd say, "...was like therapy for me." Therefore, the conjunction ties the two objects together. "...me and Bob."

Answer 5

Bob and I is grammatically correct.

Answer 6

The correct answer is, "Bob and me."

Think of it this way:

Suppose it was just you in the picture, without Bob.

You wouldn't title the picture, "I", you would title the picture, "Me."

Simple as that. = ]

Answer 7

Bob and I

Answer 8

Bob and I is correct =]

Answer 9

if it's a picture of the two of you, you'd say its a picture of Bob and me.

(a pcture of Bob as well as a picture of me)

Answer 10

Bob and I.