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Is it correct English to say you and Sarah?

"You and Sarah" is grammatically correct, but it's not a complete sentence.

Here's why:

* It's a phrase, not a sentence. It lacks a verb to express an action or state of being.

* It needs context. To make sense, you'd need to add more information:

* "You and Sarah are going to the party."

* "You and Sarah should help me with this."

* "Can you help me, you and Sarah?"

It's important to understand that while "you and Sarah" is grammatically correct, it's only a part of a complete sentence.

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