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Is you and she or her correct grammar?

The grammatically correct phrase is "you and she".

Here's why:

* Pronoun Case: In this case, "you" and "she" are acting as the subjects of the sentence (the ones doing the action). The subject pronouns are "you" and "she", not "her".

* Pronoun Agreement: The pronouns should agree in number and case. Since "you" and "she" are both singular, you use the singular subject pronouns.

Example: "You and she are going to the party."

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