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"Nothing suggest itself. There is nothing to do but keep on." | concessive or still causal?
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4 sentences: Him and me are going fishing. He and I are going fishing. etc... Sun Jul 06, 2008 0:55 am  4 sentences: Him and me are going fishing. He and I are going fishing. etc...
 

Are all these sentences quite normal in spoken BrEng?

1. He and I are going fishing.
2. I and he are going fishing.
3. Him and me are going fishing.
4. Me and him are going fishing.
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4 sentences: Him and me are going fishing. He and I are going fishing. etc. Sun Jul 06, 2008 1:09 am  4 sentences: Him and me are going fishing. He and I are going fishing. etc.
 

I feel #1 is normalest. Smile
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4 sentences: Him and me are going fishing. He and I are going fishing. etc... Sun Jul 06, 2008 13:47 pm  4 sentences: Him and me are going fishing. He and I are going fishing. etc...
 

You didn't say what kind of British English.
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4 sentences: Him and me are going fishing. He and I are going fishing. etc... Sun Jul 06, 2008 22:57 pm  4 sentences: Him and me are going fishing. He and I are going fishing. etc...
 

Jamie (K) wrote:
You didn't say what kind of British English.

Spoken.
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