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Originally Posted by Hasbinbad
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Actually, you are incorrect. In that context, I am grammatically correct.
The rule to keep in mind for the difference is to take out the other person and see which one sounds correct:
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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Correct: I wanted to thank Ben de la Durantaye for chatting with Nilbog and me
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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Correct: I wanted to thank Ben de la Durantaye for chatting with me
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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Incorrect: I wanted to thank Ben de la Durantaye for chatting with Nilbog and I
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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Incorrect: I wanted to thank Ben de la Durantaye for chatting with I
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If it had been at the beginning of the sentence, then it would be the other way around:
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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Correct: Nilbog and I wanted to thank Ben de la Durantaye for chatting with us
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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Correct: I wanted to thank Ben de la Durantaye for chatting with us
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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Incorrect: Nilbog and me wanted to thank Ben de la Durantaye for chatting with us
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Originally Posted by Rogean
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Incorrect: Me wanted to thank Ben de la Durantaye for chatting with us
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