While watching some movie today, I came across this sentence,

"Me and my friend are going to surprise him."

I'm wondering if the sentence is grammatically correct. It seems to me that it's a colloquial way of saying "My friend and I are going to surprise him." Am I right?

Please help me out here.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

Question

While watching some movie today, I came across this sentence,

"Me and my friend are going to surprise him."

I'm wondering if the sentence is grammatically correct. It seems to me that it's a colloquial way of saying "My friend and I are going to surprise him." Am I right?

Please help me out here.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

pentakei · Answer

Yeah, you're right. It's just a colloqiual way of saying it.

anzuavocado · Answer

It's technically not grammatically correct, but few people will notice if you say it. My dad used to get mad if I said "Me and..." haha

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