To: Jeff Chandler
He is no better than you or I. He is a better radio man than you or I.
"Me." "No better than... me." Both of you guys flunk fourth grade grammar. What a joke.
To: hinckley buzzard
Actually, they are right. You can always tell by finishing the sentence:
"He's a better man than you or I are."
not:
"He's a better man than you or me are."
So there you go.
110 posted on
05/11/2009 7:36:42 PM PDT by
Fudd Fan
(Pres--dent 0zer0 is a train wreck. DON'T LOOK, ETHEL!)
To: hinckley buzzard
"Me." "No better than... me."You're right. Objective case. Got me.
127 posted on
05/11/2009 8:49:50 PM PDT by
Jeff Chandler
("Mr. President, I support you but not your mission. I'm showing my patriotism through dissent.")
To: hinckley buzzard
"Me." "No better than... me." Both of you guys flunk fourth grade grammar. What a joke. I take it back. We were correct.
He is a better radio man than you (are) or I (am). The verb "to be" is understood.
130 posted on
05/11/2009 8:54:10 PM PDT by
Jeff Chandler
("Mr. President, I support you but not your mission. I'm showing my patriotism through dissent.")
To: hinckley buzzard
So, in what elementary school are you enjoying 3rd grade?
(Coool! I think I just made a split infinitive!)
158 posted on
05/12/2009 6:21:54 AM PDT by
LittleBillyInfidel
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