That would be "by my brother and me". If you use "I" in that instance, it's the subjective pronoun, not the objective pronoun. You wouldn't say, for instance: "Would you get that for I?" would you? No. Same thing for "Pearl and I". That would only work if you were talking about, "The Pearl and I went to the grocery". NOT "This is a show about Pearl and I". See? That "I" should not be used as an objective pronoun unless it is the subject. I know you guys mean well and I appreciate HHJH, but GRAMMAR ROCKS!
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That would be "by my brother and me". If you use "I" in that instance, it's the subjective pronoun, not the objective pronoun. You wouldn't say, for instance: "Would you get that for I?" would you? No. Same thing for "Pearl and I". That would only work if you were talking about, "The Pearl and I went to the grocery". NOT "This is a show about Pearl and I". See? That "I" should not be used as an objective pronoun unless it is the subject. I know you guys mean well and I appreciate HHJH, but GRAMMAR ROCKS!
me think you can suck my balls.
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