Is it correct to say "between you and i" or to say "between you and me"? ?

Question

Is it correct to say "between you and i" or to say "between you and me"? ?

Answer 1

'I' is actually reserved for phrases where you can chop off the other people/person and have the sentence still make sense.

As in "My brother and I enjoy reading." - "...I enjoy reading."

Therefore, "between you and me" would be correct since the speaker's role does not continue into the second half of the sentence.

Answer 2

"between you and I"

Answer 3

"between you and me" thts the correct one...

Answer 4

traditionally between you and i is gramatically correct ! its like saying marco and I are going to play instead of me and marco! understand?!

Answer 5

"You and I" can be used only as a subject.

"You and me" is an object.

Prepositions such as between by with from etc. must be followed by an object.

"This is between you and me" is correct.

You cannot say "You and me did something" or "Me and my friend did something".

"You and I did something, my friend and I did something else" is correct.

Answer 6

It's correct to say 'between you and me'. Saying 'between you and I' is a hyper-correction, i.e., thinking it sounds more correct.

Answer 7

My guess is that its between you and me.

Answer 8

you and I

Answer 9

Between you and I

Answer 10

between you and me!...Between you and me, ask your English teacher!