“The stamp duty news makes a real difference to my boyfriend and I.”
That was a young homebuyer’s response to the UK government’s cut in the levy on first-time property purchases, reported in the Financial Times — and it probably had many readers yelling “my boyfriend and me!”
Using “I” when “me” is correct is common, and easy to avoid. Just take out the other person and see how it sounds. You would never say: “The stamp duty news makes a real difference to I.”
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