<p>ILB: Oh yeah, sorry, didn't make it clear. =p</p>
<p>Awesome. :)</p>
<p>Wow what a turn out of replies. Unbelievable</p>
<p>Wow what a turn out of replies. Unbelievable</p>
<p>um...how bout if the question was like this:
"Dr. Harding introduced Melanie and I to the subject she was talking about"
according to a sentence that was similar to this one in the PR book, you're supposed to take out the Melanie part and say the sentence without it, which in this case would be "Dr. Harding introduced ME..." so would the final sentence of "Dr. Harding introduced Melanie and ME to the subject" be correct? thanks..</p>
<p>Yes. I serves as the subject of a sentence, me works as the object. In this case, "Melanie and me" would be the... well, I guess they'd grammatically be the direct objects, but they definitely are objects. So yes, it would be "Melanie and me."</p>
<p>I can't find the thread that I made...so can someone tell me if all the commas are in the right spot (especially the one with the and near it)?</p>
<p>I felt bad for Buffy, even though it's sort of her own prerogative, but still I was thinking that maybe Riley would take a glint out the window, and see Buffy and want to come back! I was wrong, again.</p>
<p>"window, and see Buffy"</p>
<p>Not quite sure, but I wouldn't put the comma there.</p>