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Is You and Erin correct grammar?
"You and Erin" is grammatically correct. It's a
compound subject
, meaning it consists of two or more subjects joined by a conjunction (in this case, "and").
Here's how it would work in a sentence:
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You and Erin
are going to the party.
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