Which sentence is grammatically correct?

The professors asked Gloria Pritchett and me to give a guest lecture at the university.

OR

The professors asked Gloria Pritchett and I to give a guest lecture at the university.

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Kaylah Barajas

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7 June, 11:29

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

The professors asked Gloria Pritchett and me to give a guest lecture at the university.

OR

The professors asked Gloria Pritchett and I to give a guest lecture at the university.

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Brooke Chase · Answer 1

The professors asked Gloria Pritchett and me to give a guest lecture at the university.

Explanation:

This sentence is grammatically correct because it does have the right use of grammar here. The second option isn't grammatically correct because you cannot say Gloria Pritchett and me because it isn't the right way to use the grammar. It's just incorrect.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?The professors asked Gloria Pritchett and me to give a guest lecture at the university.ORThe professors asked Gloria Pritchett and I to give a guest lecture at the university.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

The professors asked Gloria Pritchett and me to give a guest lecture at the university.

OR

The professors asked Gloria Pritchett and I to give a guest lecture at the university.