> > She gave John and I presents. > > > > or > > > > Between you and I... > > The first is wrong because "She" is the subject and "John and I" are the > objects of the sentence. > > The second is wrong because there is an implied subject (It or She/He, ie: > It is between you and ...). > So, you would pair the object "you" with another object: "me" This is my understanding as well. I just found it interesting, and something many people tend to do without thinking about it. Cheers! Chris "Life is the nightmare that leaves its mark upon you in order to prove that it is, in fact, real." -Thomas Ligotti- 'The Sect of the Idiot'