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Is it grammatically correct to say you and Tracy?

"You and Tracy" is grammatically correct when used as the subject of a sentence or as a noun phrase.

However, it's important to consider context. It might sound a bit informal in some situations.

Here are some examples:

Correct:

* You and Tracy are invited to the party.

* I saw you and Tracy at the mall.

More formal alternatives:

* Tracy and you are invited to the party.

* Ms. Jones and you are invited to the party.

Overall, "you and Tracy" is grammatically correct, but you might want to consider using a more formal alternative depending on the situation.

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