Having a debate: which sentence is correct: Walking made Kelly and me hungry OR Walking make Kelly and I hungry. Thanks.
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ANSWERS: 7
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...Kelly and me... is correct. Some help to sort this out can be found here: http://homeworktips.about.com/od/homeworkhelp/a/iandme.htm
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We got hungry while we were walking. lol! I think its Walking made kelly and I hungry. I think!
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Kelly and me is correct. I am an English teacher, here is the easiest way to test this. Take "Kelly" out of the equation and say Walking made ______ hungry. Obviously you would say "Walking made me hungry, not walking made I hungry.
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the 1st one. Take away the Kelly and the and and see which sentence makes more sense. Walking made me hungry or Walking Make I hungry.
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The first one is correct. "Walking made Kelly and me hungry" Walking is the subject of the sentence. That puts Kelly and "I" into the predicate. The predicate version of the pronoun "I" is "me". . . .
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the first one....you can always test by dropping "kelly" and see if it sounds right....."Walking made I hungry....is definitely wrong...so it must be Walking made (kelly and) me hungry....
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The first one. Walking is the subject. ... and I is only used when it is the subject of the sentence.
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