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Stephen wrote:
> On 19/01/2011 1:35 AM, Jim Henderson wrote:
>>> "It will be John and I coming tomorrow" sounds fine to me in answer to
>>> > "Who will be coming tomorrow?"
>> It's a bit formal, and still doesn't sound right to me. In answer to
>> that question, most people would say "John and I" or some variation
>> thereof - "Me and John" would be grammatically incorrect, but what a lot
>> of Americans would actually say, or "John and me" for that matter.)
>>
>
> Try "John and I are coming tomorrow" or "will be"
I'm not saying it's the only or best way of phrasing it. But it's perfectly
good english to say "It will be John and I attending." You might reply that
on a wedding invitation or something, because it sounds a bit formal, but
it's nowhere near wrong.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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